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Extractions: Economics Front Matter Add View 4 pp. Preface Add View 3 pp. Notation Used in the Text I. Overview and Fundamentals of the Canadian Financial System Add View 13 pp. 1. The Study of Money and Banking Add View 19 pp. 2. What is Money? Add View 15 pp. 3. The Role of Financial Intermediaries and Financial Markets Add View 21 pp. 4. Functions and Characteristics of Financial Instruments Add View 21 pp. 5. Understanding Interest Rates: Definitions and Concepts Add View 21 pp. 6. Understanding Interest Rates: Determinants and Movements Add View 18 pp. 7. Understanding Interest Rates: The Term Structure of Interest Rates Add View 28 pp. 8. Understanding Exchange Rates III. Decision Makers in the Financial System Add View 9 pp. 9. Decision Makers: Introduction Add View 19 pp. 10. Decision Makers: The Household Sector Add View 15 pp.
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Extractions: 1997 Review of Financial Sector Legislation: Proposals for Changes: 3 There is no question that regulations are required in the financial sector. Regulations not only protect the consumer, they set out the rules of the game so that the sector can operate smoothly. Having said this, there are a number of areas where regulations are not functioning as well as intended and should be simplified to ease the regulatory burden. As stated in the February 27, 1996 Speech from the Throne, the government is committed to taking appropriate action to promote a proper climate for economic growth and jobs. In particular, the government wants to ensure that regulatory requirements are clearly defined, and that delays are minimized when regulatory approvals are required for businesses. In this regard, there are five areas in the financial sector on which the government is focusing. These are: overlap and duplication between federal and provincial regulation; the self-dealing regime; the requirement to establish subsidiaries to carry on certain activities; the ability of opting out of the Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation (CDIC) membership; and, the foreign bank entry regime. In addition, the government is conducting a review of the approval process which will deal with the number of approvals required and who must provide them. This review will also lead to some technical changes designed to streamline administration of and compliance with the Acts.
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Extractions: Accounting: Financial Subject Title of book Author Publisher Date Maurice E. Peloubet Ronald Press Basic Financial Acct. The Logic and Practice of Financial Management Foundations of Finance (Cdn.Edit.) Keown, Scott, Martin, Petty, McPeak, Ahmad Prentice-Hall Study Guide to Accompany Basic Financial Acct. Deutsch, Dever Holt, Rinehard, Winston Canadian Edit. Basic Financial Management Petty, Keown, Scott, Martin, McPeak Prentice-Hall Text and Cases Basic Business Finance Hunt, Williams, Donaldson Richard D. Irwin Cases and Problems Business Finance Taylor, Martin, Williamson McGraw-Hill An Introduction Harold Bierman MacMillan Cdn. Sixth Edit. (3 copies) Fundamentals of Financial Management Van Horne, Dipchand, Hanrahan Prentice-Hall Financial Management in Cdn. Business W.G. Leonard McGraw-Hill Third Edit. Managerial Finance Weston, Brigham Holt, Rinehart, Winston C.C. Potter Prentice-Hall Third Edition Managerial Finance in a Cdn. Setting Butterworth Group Financial Acct. - First Cdn. Edition Davidson, Stickney, Weil, Mitchell Financial Acct. - Cdn. Edition
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Extractions: Requirements within the 120 credits required for the four-year Bachelor of Arts 60 credits in courses designated as major courses including 30 senior (300 or 400) level credits (a minimum of 12, 400-level credits). A minimum of nine credits per subarea from any of the following four: Canadian History Canadian Literature Canadian Geography Canadian Native and Ethnic Studies , and Canadian Politics and Government Language Requirement Students must meet the language requirement by completing six junior credits in French and/or one of Canada's Aboriginal languages (for example Cree or Inuktitut). Recommendations Students working towards a Canadian Studies major should meet the language requirement before completing 30 credits with Athabasca University. Students who are enrolled in an after-degree program are advised to select courses within the following four subareas that fulfil the Humanities, Science, and Social Science requirements as well as the subarea requirements. Failure to do so could result in a student being required to complete more than 60 credits in order to fulfill all of the regulations.
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Extractions: Financial Institution - Notes Mutual Funds - Part 11- in class handout Mutual Fund Quiz - in class handout Introduction to Canadian Financial Institutions - Part 1 - in class handout Money - Part 2 - in class handout Money quiz - in class handout Money Supply and Inflation - Part 3 - in class handout Foreign Exchange Rates - Part 4 - print for class Bank of Canada - Part 5 - print for class Bank of Canada quiz - in class handout 1st Test handout - print for class OSFI - Part 6 - print for class Canada's Banks - Part 7 - print for class Trusts, MCL, Credit Unions, Venture Capital, Finance Comp., Financial Conglomerates, Gov. Lending Agencies-Part 8 - print for class ... Canadian Deposit Insurance Corporation - Part 9 - print for class CDIC quiz answers - in class handout 2nd Test handout - print for class Guest Speaker - Dan Sheridan, TD Canada Trust, Manager of Human Resources, Ontario Central Region, 55 King Street W., 6th Floor, Kitchener, Ontario; Position: entry level retail banking Fraternal Benefit Societies (Part 10) - print for class The Insurance Industry (Part 10) - print for class Pensions - print for class Security Industry (Part 11)- print for class ... Homepage
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