comprehensive insurance
2.At the same time, with the development of economic globalization and the trend of comprehensive run for international finance, national insurance industry is also provided opportunity and challenge.
3.Cultivating talents : AIA is committed to creating local insurance professionals through improved teaching facilities and well-organized courses for staff and insurance clerks comprehensive ongoing training to the professional and quality insurance for their clients.
4.In 1992, the number of women in scientific research and comprehensive technological services, Party and government organs and social organizations, and financial and insurance establishments accounted for 34.4 percent, 21.6 percent and 37.3 percent respectively of all employed in these fields.
5.Shanghai has developed a comparably comprehensive financial market system, which includes a securities market, a foreign exchange market, a discount market, an insurance market and a bullion trading market.
6.The Association offers Full Time Staff a comprehensive fringe benefit package, including paid annual leave (14-21 days, depending on the position), public holiday, medical insurance, medical allowance, dental allowance, training, study allowance, etc.
7.The Comprehensive Cover Policy, which covers the payment for export, re-export and external trade of goods for credit terms up to 180 days, is the most widely adopted insurance scheme.
8.The Comprehensive Cover Policy, which covers the payment for export, re-export and external trade of goods for credit terms up to 180 days, is the most widely used insurance scheme.
9.Second, restricted by unfavorable natural conditions, weak social insurance system and their own poor comprehensive ability, the people who now have enough to eat and wear may easily sink back into poverty.
10.As it is straightforward, comprehensive and applicable, VaR has been welcomed by a variety of organizations, including the governmental institutions of the Basel Committee, Bank for International Settlements, and kinds of banking and financial institutions (such as insurance companies, security agencies, especially institutional investors), since J. P. Morgan first announced its VaR system in 1994. At present it has become the mainstream method for financial market risk management.
