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Dieses Buch soll die Frage beantworten, ob das Verbriefungsgeschäft nach den neuen rechtlichen Restriktionen aus Bankensicht noch seine Zielsetzungen verfolgen kann, insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Wirkungsweise der geplanten Verbriefungsankäufe von EZB und Bundesregierung. Zudem soll durch einen Vergleich der ehemaligen Bilanzierungsrichtlinien analysiert werden, ob die Zweckgesellschaften heute transparenter geworden sind. Das Buch liefert dabei grundlegende sowie bankspezifische Informationen zu Zweckgesellschaften. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf den Zielsetzungen, Risiken und aufsichtsrechtlichen Grenzen von Verbriefungszweckgesellschaften. Eine vom Autor durchgeführte empirische Untersuchung der Jahresabschlüsse deutscher Großbanken analysiert dabei aktuelle Zielsetzungen und Aktivitäten im Verbriefungsgeschäft der Banken. Zudem werden die nach der Finanzkrise umstrittenen, jedoch seitdem geänderten nationalen und internationalen Bilanzierungsrichtlinien aufgezeigt. Anschließend wird anhand einer Fallstudie praxisnah untersucht, inwiefern und unter welchen Voraussetzungen sich die Zielsetzungen der Banken unter gegebenen Restriktionen realisieren lassen. Marcel Uhl wurde 1992 in Gelnhausen geboren. Sein Studium der Betriebswirtschaftslehre an der DHBW in Mosbach schloss der Autor im Jahre 2014 mit dem akademischen Grad des Bachelors erfolgreich ab. Bereits während des Studiums sammelte der Autor umfassende praktische Erfahrungen in unterschiedlichen Bereichen des Finanzsektors. Er beschäftigte sich dabei hauptsächlich mit strategischen und bilanzpolitischen Problemstellungen. Um seine theoretischen Kenntnisse zu verbessern, absolviert der Autor neben seiner Tätigkeit im strategischen Controlling eines Finanzinstituts ein Masterstudium der Wirtschaftswissenschaften.

Includes bibliographical references and index ; Prompted by the Chinese saying, 'When I walk along with two others, I am bound to be able to learn from them', the title of this memoir reflects the author's close association with the local people through his work and leisure interests, and his consuming desire to learn as much as he could about their history and culture. The book covers several decades of Hong Kong's recent past, from the time James Hayes joined the Administrative Grade of the Hong Kong Civil Service in the 1950s to his retirement in the 1980s, thirty-two years later. Spending practically his whole career in departments rather than in the central Secretariat, serving in posts that brought him into direct contact with the public, we follow him as a young cadet fresh from language school to his first posting in the District Administration, New Territories, through all of his varied assignments to his final post between 1985-87, when he again served in a very changed New Territories in charge of an equally altered District Administration ; published_or_final_version ; Foreword ; Preface and Acknowledgements ; Chronology ; Abbreviations ; Glossary p311 ; Index p315 ; Ch. 1 Starting Out; Hong Kong in the 1950s p1 ; Ch. 2 The Shek Pik Reservoir p31 ; Ch. 3 The Resettlement Department p57 ; Ch. 4 The Secretariat for Chinese Affairs p85 ; Ch. 5 Back to SCA: The 1967 Disturbances and the City District Officer Scheme p109 ; Ch. 6 Tsuen Wan and Its People in Stirring Times p137 ; Ch. 7 Tsuen Wan: The District Office and Its Involvement with Festivals and Religion p163 ; Ch. 8 The Government and People Relationship in Town and Country (up to 1977) p189 ; Ch. 9 The Labour and Mines Department p219 ; Ch. 10 The New Territories 1985-87 p245 ; Ch. 11 The Government and People Relationship in Town and Country (1977-87) p277 ; App Village Representatives, Rural Committees and the New Territories Heung Yee Kuk p307

Translation of: L'Inventaire du monde. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 209-225) and index. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Die Volksrepublik China hat 1,3 Milliarden Einwohner. Davon gehören 8,4% zu 55 nationalen Minderheiten, die 60% des Staatsgebietes, vor allem in den Randregionen, bewohnen. Nach einem historischen Überblick der staatlichen Nationalitätenpolitik stellt Klemens diese Völker vor. (Andreas Ufen)

Treball d'investigació/Fi de màster ; Treball de fi de màster Universitari en Comunicació Social ; Tutor: Xavier Ruiz Collantes ; La siguiente investigación tiene como objetivo identificar los valores particulares y generales (Perelman y Olbretchts-tyteca, 1989) que conforman la idea de felicidad pública (Arendt, 1963), así como estudiar su función y construcción dentro de las/nnarraciones presentes en la comunicación electoral de los partidos españoles Partido Popular (PP), Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) e Izquierda Unida (IU). Durante los procesos de significación sociales, los valores se definen ideológicamente a partir de su articulación, generando significantes vacíos y significantes flotantes (Laclau, 2005) que forman parte de las propuestas políticas de los partidos durante las campañas electorales y constituyen una idea determinada sobre aquello deseable: la felicidad pública. Mediante un análisis de contenido intensivo y extensivo y desde una aproximación semio-narratológica, el presente estudio muestra el rol que ocupan los valores o significantes que conforman esta quimera política y social dentro de los spots electorales del PP, del PSOE y de IU. ; This investigation aims to i/ndentify the particular and general values /n(/nPerelman y /nOlbretchts/n-/ntyteca, 1989)/nthat sha/npe the idea of /npublic happiness/n(Arendt, 1963/n) as well /nas to study their function /nand structure in the electoral communication narratives of the /nSpanish parties Partido Popular (PP), Partido Socialista Obrero Español (PSOE) and /nIzquierda Unida (IU). /nDurin/ng the social s/nignification processes, /nvalues are defined ideologically from their /narticulation, generating empty and floating signifiers (Laclau, 2005) that are part of the /npolitical proposals of /nthe parties along the communication /ncampaigns and establish /na /nparticular idea of what is desirable: /npublic happiness/n. Through an intensive and /nextensive content analysis with a semio/n-/nnarrative approach, this study shows the role /nthat occupy the values or signifiers that shape this social and political chimera /nin th/ne /ntelevision commercials of PP, PSOE and IU.

CBS Radio News commentary about Hays' loss in the Congressional election ; Page 2 the sticker was handed out to voters as they entered the polling places, and was attached to a printed plug for Alford, the was another law violation; that the law was further violated because there was no party designation after Alford's name nor the word"independent." The state laws appear pretty specific on these points. The further question is raised that Alford may have broken another law by running against the duly nominated Democratic Party candidate after he himself had registered as a Democrat and so voted in the primary. In some states that would mean dismissal from the party. The last conjecture will be looked into by those Democrats in the House who are determined to try to forbid any Democratic committee assignments to Alford, even if his election is not challenged and he does take his seat. His would not be the hot seat, exactly; it would be the cold and lonely seat of a man unwanted by the majority of either party, a man who has helped destroy the political career of one of the chamber's most popular and respected members. Alford, of course, is small fry. But Arkansas' Senator Fulbright, the potential chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, is not. He does not come up for re-election for another four years, but there is little doubt that his name is next in the Faubus black book; and unless the conditions of both Faubus and Arkansas sentiment change radically in the next four years, the Fulbright career, too, could be cut off just as it reaches its zenith of influence. This is Eric Sevareid in Washington.

CBS Radio News commentary about Hays' loss in the Congressional election

CBS Radio News commentary about Hays' loss in the Congressional election ; Eric Sevareid CBS Radio News Analysis: Monday, November 24, 1958 Betty [Handwritten annotation] Good evening. Representative Brooks Hays of Arkansas ought to be the loneliest Democratic congressman in the capital. Save for Mrs. Knutson of Minnesota, he was the only Democrat in the House to lose his seat on the fourth of November. But Mr. Hays never had so much attention in victory as he had in defeat. Losing Democrats from all over the country will salute him at a dinner in a few days; and the Republican Vice President has written him a letter of indignant regret at his defeat. Hays, as you must know, is the mild mannered gentleman who takes his religious seriously and tried to be a moderating force in the Little Rock school mess; this won him the enmity of Governor Faubus, who, by all accounts, secretly supported the write-in candidacy of the segregationist eye-doctor, Dale Alford, who edge out H