Harmonizing formal requirements for cross-border sales contracts

Mapping Cross-Border Margin Requirements

The Financial Crisis of 2007-8 triggered a large-scale overhaul of European and Global Financial Services Regulation. Financial institutions are now subject to more far-reaching and onerous regulation, as well as the prospect of increased regulatory fines. The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (“EMIR”) (and parallel regimes in other G20 members countries) is part of this new landscape. ...

A formal model to aid documenting and harmonizing of information security requirements

A formal top down model shall be presented to aid documentation and harmonization of information security requirements The model formalizes layered development of in formation security where top level abstract objectives strategies and policies are step by step re ned into concrete protection measure speci cations The model consists of static and dynamic parts where static part refers to the or...

Financial Burden of Border Hospital in Caring for Cross-Border Patients: A Short Note From Thailand

SHARP: Harmonizing Cross-workflow Provenance

PROV has been adopted by a number of workflow systems for encoding the traces of workflow executions. Exploiting these provenance traces is hampered by two main impediments. Firstly, workflow systems extend PROV differently to cater for system-specific constructs. The difference between the adopted PROV extensions yields heterogeneity in the generated provenance traces. This heterogeneity dimin...

Sales Rebate Contracts in Fashion Supply Chains

We explore in this paper the performance of sales rebate contracts in fashion supply chains. We conduct both analytical and numerical analyses via a mean-variance framework with reference to real empirical data. To be specific, we evaluate the expected profits and variance of profits risk of the fashion supply chains, fashion retailers, and manufacturers under 1 the currently implemented sales ...