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Review the Liquidity Risk Management guidelines issued by the three Central Banks mentioned.
Highlight the main elements and any differences and compare with Basel guidelines
1. Take your company or any Ethiopian company you are familiar with as a case study and answer the followings:
1.1 Provide the complete operation management process and recommend best courses of actions that could improve its operations.
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Discuss any three (3) principles that Klaus should apply to change the behaviour of his subordinates.
Jane Doe is a software developer who is employed at a software company. As part of her role, she is usually deployed at client sites. Currently, she performs her job on the client-side.
In the last two months, the client company employees have been hostile to her during meetings. She is made to sit in the office late despite completing her job and filling her timesheet. On numerous occasions, she has been yelled at. Some employees had insisted on taking her out for private dinner but after declining those, her performance has been rated below average. Hence, she reported this to her employer, who has brushed aside her concerns stating that the issue does not concern employees of the company in which she is employed and that this may be an excuse for her 'below performance' rating.
a. Do the facts and the actions described above constitute harassment? If yes, under which law?
b. To whom can this harassment be reported, and how should such reporting of harassment be dealt with?
Is perception management applicable in current times when we are working from home virtually and not interacting personally with our coworkers and managers? Rationalize your opinion with steps and measures that help you manage the process.
q1) how organizational behavior trends have shaped the way local (pakistan-based) organizations work over the years? provide examples to support your claims
Parle Agro makes its entry into the dairy segment with a premium and high-quality range of flavored milk products, 'SMOODH'. With disruption inborn in the brand's philosophy, SMOODH becomes the only flavored milk beverage in the global market to be available in 85 ml Tetra Paks and priced at only ₹10. Suggest a suitable promotion mix for the new launch.
. Discuss briefly the process carried out during:
(a) Change initiation
(b) Change classification
(c) Change analysis or evaluation
(d) Change disposition
2. Explain the definition of status accounting activity;
3. Describe THREE processes for implementing statusaccounting.
4. Explain the three different types of software library that can be used in SCM practice.
5. Identify at least THREE issues that should be considered during data collection
6. Explain the benefits of SCM Tools.
7. Explain the four types of interface control.
8. Describe methods to monitor subcontractorperformance.
9. List four examples of support process that shouldbe implemented in the SCM project during its operation and maintenance stage.
10. Describe what is meant by SCM change controlactivity.
Futuristic was a newly setup firm in 2019. It is in the business of providing artwork. However, being in the business of standard art objects (non-essential items), it did not do well once it was hit by COVID-19. It has a selling price of ₹2,500 per piece and a variable cost of ₹1,000 per piece. It incurs an annual fixed cost of ₹30,00,000.
a. The manager of the business wishes to know-
- the number of art pieces they must sell to be at the break-even point
- the contribution margin
- whether the firm is earning a profit or incurring a loss by selling 2,100 art pieces.
b. To combat the current difficult situation, the manager plans to curb the variable expenses and bring them to ₹500 per piece. Compute the new break-even point and contribution margin. Analyze and explain the movement in contribution margin to the manager.
