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    Unethical Behavior Paper

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    Unethical Behavior in The Financial Industry Research Paper 2 Danyell Knox Financing 505 Professor Wendy Achilles University Of Bridgeport December 6, 2015 Unethical Behaviors In The Financial Industry Research Paper 2 Unethical behaviors of financial professionals both old, and young still seem to affect the financial industry despite the new policies, and regulations surrounding the financial industry. Enron was an example of how unethical behaviors of employees will not…

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    Analysis Advia Credit Union (formerly First Community Federal Credit Union) was a strong financial institution at the time new leadership came on board in 2005. It was the role of the new CEO and leader, Cheryl DeBoer, to determine the strategic direction, vision of the credit union, to meet the mission of the organization. Understanding the current position of the credit union, in terms of current growth strategies, organizational capabilities and the mission were critical. It was at that…

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    Financial Planning Essay

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    QUESTION 1 Regulatory Framework of the Financial Planning Industry 1) “If a financial adviser is to give appropriate advice, they require a good knowledge of Corporate Law.” Discuss. Answer: There are a couple of aspects that require a financial planner to know about corporate law in detail. Firstly, as financial planners are running a business they have a responsibility to follow and comply with the rules and regulation under Corporations act to ensure that the firms are fulfilling its duties…

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    6. The film the Inside Job highlights many deficiencies at all levels that contributed to the financial meltdown. Actions could have been taken in order to avert the meltdown. The public ratings agencies such as Standard & Poor’s or Moody’s should have been accurately rating companies and investments rather than being concerned about protecting their business. It’s ridiculous that representatives would claim that their ratings are merely “opinions” and that they had no responsibility.…

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    The Asset Theory

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    Saving has been promoted as good practice to guard against immediate and future financial crisis and risks (Clancy, Grinstein-Weiss, & Schreiner, 2001; Curley, Ssewamala, and Han, 2010). Saving provides economic security and in the long run helps individuals to accumulate wealth and assets (Clancy et al, 2001). However, for low-income households and individuals, saving becomes extremely hard given that they face economic hardships and survive barely on minimum income and lack of resources…

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    located in Washington, D.C connected to Union Station. In my position I worked under the supervision of a team of individuals with financial technology background. My supervisors and coworkers worked for companies such as IBM, Oracle, PwC, IBM, Goldman Sachs, and more. This was especially important because my office worked extensively with database management, financial data transfer, website building, and statistical analysis of raw data. OSD was created to support the SEC efforts of making…

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    CRISIS i] Global crisis management by managing the actions of the regulatory / supervisory bodies of any subsector of the financial services sector; ii] use an interinstitutional approach on issues related to crisis management and resolution through the creation of a single communication channel. In case of any crisis situation, it will also prepare the official declarations in…

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    In Sanders book he states that academics have identified a number of factors that set the stage of the mortgage market “Financial innovation in the form of asset securitization… Imprudent business and risk management decisions based on the expectation of continued housing price appreciation Faulty assumptions in the model used by credit rating agencies… Gaps and weaknesses in regulatory oversight… Government policies to increase home ownership … lending to higher-risk borrowers… economic…

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    The day in the life of financial analyst can be very grueling and exhausting or enjoyable and exciting. Being a financial analyst takes a lot schooling and training if being one of the well paid employees is desired. At times the job can be very demanding and can be very time consuming but, the nice crisp pay at the end of the pay period makes it worth hassle involved. The everyday life of a financial analyst can be either the greatest with a feeling of accomplishment and or worst day of your…

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    Overview Bank of the West is a financial institution located in the west side of the United States. In the state of New Mexico there are about 20 branches and about 15 of them are located in Albuquerque. The financial institution has about 10,000 employees as a whole, however, the paper focuses on a branch with 11 employees. This particular branch is going through a rough time due new employees and a lack of motivation. About three months have passed since the last major turnover. With this in…

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