According to a market report, published by Sheer Analytics and Insights, the total the global testing, inspection and certification (tic) market was valued at $290.4 billion in 2021 and it is expected to reach $630.3 billion at a CAGR of 7.10% between 2022 and 2032. The testing inspection, verification, quality assurance, and certification sector consists of both in-house and outsourced services. TIC services help in increasing efficiency production to reduce error, and the service is relevant i
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In evolving nations, there is a huge demand for electricity and it continues to expand with time. In addition, the extension in infrastructural frameworks that are set up for secure and protected electrical dispersion is paving the way for low voltage circuit breakers. The focus towards sustainable energy creation techniques, for example, solar up-gradation and infrastructure advancement for safe energy distribution has been consistently expanding.
Also, the growing investment in the framework of
Automakers and Their Dark, Deadly Conspiracies
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Yves Engler
CounterPunch
28 October 2015
Over the past eighteen months two of the world’s largest automakers have been found responsible for deadly conspiracies. But, recent revelations can’t compete with the industry’s previous scandals.
Last month Volkswagen was caught rigging millions of its cars emissions testing systems to meet regulatory standards. The German company programmed its turbocharged direct injection diesel engines to activate e
April 2014 sees the beginning of a new era. An era of consequences, both intended and unintended, heralding a period of increasing centralized power, where understanding the strength of peers will determine success or failure. The month after the latest Comprehensive Capital Analysis Review (CCAR) results, as the Volcker rule becomes law and with single counterparty limits on the horizon, April will also reveal the much-anticipated fourth season of the fantasy HBO series, Game of Thrones (GoT).
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Today’s banking industry must deal with an evolving regulatory landscape by developing new and innovative strategies for acquiring and optimizing capital. Banks must find a new way to raise capital, maintain a functional capital structure, and continue providing the products and services their customers demand while staying profitable. The new deadline for implementing the Basel III capital requirements makes capital management the most important issue for banks today.
Bogie Ozdemir, Vice Preside
Properly stress testing measures of risk is a complicated activity that few companies have done well. In this blog we take a look at a complete framework for stress testing.
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Earlier on this year, the Bank for International Settlements released a paper which stated directly: "No macro stress test carried out ahead of the crisis identified the build-up of vulnerabilities"
This is a very harsh reality and highlights one of the key areas risk management needs to address. In this article we look at why stress testing risk systems hasn't been working for the banking sector.
