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Customs Formalities
All the operations which must be carried out by the persons concerned and by the Customs in order to comply with the Customs law.
Business Procedures
Standardized processes that organizations follow to ensure efficiency, consistency, and compliance.
Corporate Actions
Actions taken by an issuer which lead to increasing or decreasing the number of its securities or changing its nominal value including, for example, increasing or decreasing its capital.
Ehkaam
Sector of Private Properties Affairs in the State Properties General Authority.
Black-Box Testing
A method of software testing examining functionality without looking at internal structures.
Emotional Experience Management
The systematic, strategic approach to understanding, measuring, and influencing the experiences and emotional responses of beneficiaries or employees.
Quality Management
A comprehensive approach to overseeing and improving the quality of products and services in an organization, often associated with ISO standards.
Industrial Technology Department
A department focused on advancing technologies for industrial processes and manufacturing.
Customer Experience Management
Managing the experience by designing and responding to customers’ interactions to meet or exceed their expectations.
Digital Intelligence Instruments
Comprehensive solutions that provide organizations with tools and capabilities to collect, analyze, and derive insights from digital customer data across various channels and touchpoints.
Sector Growth Sustainability
The ability of an industry to grow consistently without depleting resources or harming the economy.
Qualified Dividend
A type of dividend income that receives favorable tax treatment, often subject to a lower tax rate than ordinary dividends.
Appeal
The person against whom a decision or ruling has been issued must file a grievance before the Tax Violations and Disputes Resolution Committee or the competent judicial authority within the specified period.
Socially Responsible Investment (SRI)
Investing in companies that align with ethical, environmental, or social values.
Impact Investment
Investments made with the intention to generate positive social or environmental impact alongside financial returns.
Government Investments
Funds allocated by the government to invest in various projects, industries, or assets, which can contribute to the country's financial well-being.
Risk Response
A process through which actions are identified to improve opportunities and mitigate threats to an organization. This is done by avoiding, transferring, or accepting risks.
Reverse Takeover
An arrangement where a listed company makes an offer of new shares in itself to the shareholders of an unlisted company in exchange for their shares and theses new shares will represent more than 50% of the listed company voting shares after the acquisition.
Disaster Recovery
Plans and activities to restore critical business functions following cyber-attacks or disruptions.
Estimated Prices
Estimated reference price that is established based on the market prices.
Preferred Stock
A type of stock that provides fixed dividends and has priority over common stock in the distribution of assets and in the repayment of the stock’s value upon company liquidation.
Issuance
The creation and distribution of new securities, such as bonds or stocks, to the market, typically by corporations or government entities.
Export Subsidies
Government financial assistance to domestic firms for exporting goods, often aimed at making a country's exports more competitive internationally.
Domestic Bank Assets
Are the financial holdings, investments, and resources owned or controlled by a bank within its home country, excluding assets in foreign jurisdictions.
Re-Import
Importation into a Customs territory of goods previously exported from that territory.
Re-export
It refers to goods that have been previously imported and have undergone all customs procedures, and then re-exported without significant modification.
Insolvency
Actual insolvency or bankruptcy, or the commencement of any proceedings in respect of insolvency or bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy Regulations, or the commencement of any equivalent procedures in the Kingdom or in any other jurisdiction outside the Kingdom.
Dumping
The practice of exporting goods at below-market prices to gain market share and undermine competition.
Refused Payment Orders
Payment orders received from the government body and some observations are found in connection therewith, accordingly not recorded in the system, the government bodies are asked to get them back to address these observations.
Fund Sub-Custodian
A third party contracted by the custodian to perform some or all of the custodian’s functions in relation to an investment fund.
Local Production
The creation of goods or services within a specific region or country, rather than importing them.
Physical Security
Measures to prevent unauthorized access to facilities, equipment, and protect individuals and property.
Returned Payment Order
Returned payments orders from the Ministry of Finance, which are received from government bodies to address the observations.
Productivity
The efficiency of production, typically measured as output per unit of input.
Non-Oil Activities
Refer to all other economic activities except oil activities and government services.
Information System
A set of organizational elements that include people, processes, procedures, policies, activities, and technical tools, which are linked together. The purpose is to enter, retrieve, store, analyze and process data and information in its various forms.
Knowledge Production
The process of generating new ideas, research, and innovations to drive economic and social progress.
Engagement
Active participation and interaction among individuals or employees within an organization, which enhances a sense of commitment and loyalty.
Oil Activities
Oil Activities encompass the activities of crude oil, natural gas, and refining activities.
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