Exchange rate risk
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the risk that a company's operations and profitability may be affected by
changes in the exchange rates between currencies.
prospectus
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under securities law, a pamphlet that must be produced for distribution to
prospective buyers of securities that contains information about the
background of the security being offered.
,Bureau of Industry and Security
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Part of the Department of Commerce; responsible for maintaining the
Commodity Control List that concerns weapons and high-tech equipment
investment company act
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gives the SEC control over the structure of investment companies. It
requires them to register with the SEC and be subject to regulations
regarding operations and holds them liable to the SEC, and to private
parties, for violations.
Nationalization
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when a country takes over a foreign investment in a country.
Corruption Perceptions Index
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, ranks countries by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, as
determined by expert assessments and opinion surveys.
Mediation
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a form of alternative dispute resolution in which a third party is hired by
parties to a dispute with the intent to persuade them to settle their dispute.
Offshoring
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contract for the production of certain products in foreign facilities
USMCA
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Ratified in 2020. Replaced NAFTA. Uses panels to resolve disputes
involving unfair trade practices, investment restrictions, and environmentla
issues.
CLA
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Period to report billing errors
forum selection
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a contractual provision in which the parties establish the place - such as the
country, state, or type of court - for specified litigation or arbitration in the
event of a dispute.
International Court of Justice
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a court established to settle disputes between members of the United
Nations
investment advisers act
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regulates brokers, persons who make transactions in securities for the
account of others; dealers, persons who buy and sell securities for their
own account; and advisers, persons who charge fees for investment advice.
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the risk that a company's operations and profitability may be affected by
changes in the exchange rates between currencies.
prospectus
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under securities law, a pamphlet that must be produced for distribution to
prospective buyers of securities that contains information about the
background of the security being offered.
,Bureau of Industry and Security
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Part of the Department of Commerce; responsible for maintaining the
Commodity Control List that concerns weapons and high-tech equipment
investment company act
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gives the SEC control over the structure of investment companies. It
requires them to register with the SEC and be subject to regulations
regarding operations and holds them liable to the SEC, and to private
parties, for violations.
Nationalization
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when a country takes over a foreign investment in a country.
Corruption Perceptions Index
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, ranks countries by their perceived levels of public sector corruption, as
determined by expert assessments and opinion surveys.
Mediation
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a form of alternative dispute resolution in which a third party is hired by
parties to a dispute with the intent to persuade them to settle their dispute.
Offshoring
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contract for the production of certain products in foreign facilities
USMCA
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Ratified in 2020. Replaced NAFTA. Uses panels to resolve disputes
involving unfair trade practices, investment restrictions, and environmentla
issues.
CLA
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Period to report billing errors
forum selection
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a contractual provision in which the parties establish the place - such as the
country, state, or type of court - for specified litigation or arbitration in the
event of a dispute.
International Court of Justice
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a court established to settle disputes between members of the United
Nations
investment advisers act
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regulates brokers, persons who make transactions in securities for the
account of others; dealers, persons who buy and sell securities for their
own account; and advisers, persons who charge fees for investment advice.