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International Financial Reporting Standards (FAC2601) notes. The 3rd edition of this essential book gives a clear explanation of the principles of International Financial Reporting Standards and the accounting and disclosure requirements, and provides a clarification of practical problems of compliance.

The following are 4 of the most important chapters of the Legal system and method. These are summarised essays that cover the entire chapters and provide an in-depth analysis. These essays scored high merits and distinctions in the exams. They are summarised enough to act as last-minute guides for any exam and at the same time they offer enough material to be used for in-depth study.

This document contains study notes on investment decisions by calculating NPV, valuing bonds and stocks, return and risk, and Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM). The theory and calculations behind the cost of capital are also included. This course note also shows students how to make financing decisions by examining capital structure. It also provides a brief guide to financial analysis and financial planning. Bonus: Extra notes on areas to focus on for the exam.

• Recognition • Enforcement • Execution • Substantive provisions o Enforcing state o Final award o Stay of enforcement o No review o Pecuniary obligations • Procedural provisions o Award notice o Federal courts • Non-ICSID awards o Reservations o BIT/MIT o More favourable provisions o ICSID v New York Convention o Enforcement procedure  Rules of procedure  List of documents  Refusal to enforce/recognise • State immunity • State immunity o Definitio...

• New York Convention o Key Features o Scope of Application • Article V – Fundamental Principles of Interpretation • Preventing Parties Resisting Enforcement • Article V(1)(a) – Invalidity of the Arbitration Agreement o Choice of law o Kompetenz-Kompetenz o Burden of proof • Article V(1)(a) – Parties’ Incapacity o Choice of law • Article V(1)(b) – Due Process o Proper notice o Unable to present his case o Choice of law • Article V(1)(c) – Excess of Manda...

• Substantive relief o Choice of law o Governing laws  National laws  Institutional rules o Limits to arbitrators’ remedial powers o Types of substantive relief  Monetary relief  Declaratory relief  Injunctive relief • Specific performance • Restitution • Rectification  Fill gaps/Adapt contract terms  Punitive/Exemplary damages • Interest o Arbitrators’ power to award interest o Simple vs Compound interest o Governing laws  Mandatory rules...

• Definition • Standards • National laws • Institutional rules • IBA Guidelines o Part 1 o Part 2 • Conflicts of interest • Procedure o Commencement of arbitration o During arbitration o After award/Annulment of award • Consequences o Before appointment o After appointment o After award • Challenges o National laws  Similarities  Differences o Institutional rules • Secretary

Notes on The Merchant of Venice provides a close reading analysis of each act and scene, detailing in depth the quotes and their historical and cultural context. These notes are from lectures, seminars and individual thoughts; ensuring to give you a unique perception of Shakespeare and his work. Notes on The Merchant of Venice also include individual character analysis and quotes from respectable secondary sources. This document provides the tools for a deeper understanding to ensure a reliably ...

Notes on Othello provides a close reading analysis of each act and scene, detailing in depth the quotes and their historical and cultural context. These notes are from lectures, seminars and individual thoughts; ensuring to give you a unique perception of Shakespeare and his work. Notes on Othello also include individual character analysis and quotes from respectable secondary sources. This document provides the tools for a deeper understanding to ensure a reliably well-researched essay.

CMPUT 201 (Fall) Final Examination: Version December Department of Computing Science University of Alberta Instructors: G. Lin Time: 120 Minutes Your name (last, first): Your student ID (last 4 digits): • Read these instructions and wait for the time to start. • Do NOT detach any page from the staple, 3 physical pages in total. • There are 7 problems; 28 marks in total. • Use space below the questions, and the next empty page if needed, to write your solutions legibly. • No...