Sentence examples for diversification rules from inspiring English sources

This paper investigates the optimal design of diversification rules for regulated enterprises.

The RS-based results suggest that 36 farmers did not follow the crop diversification rules that would qualify for the greening subsidies.

Mr. Rote's lawyers also argued that such investments ran afoul of the funds' own risk and diversification rules, including by investing more than a quarter of the funds' assets in mortgage loans.

Hence, there is a need for the Danish government to extend their subsidy control system to verify farmers' declarations to warrant greening payments under the new crop diversification rules.

Beginning in 2015, Danish farmers are obliged to meet specific crop diversification rules based on total land area and number of crops cultivated to be eligible for new greening subsidies.

Crop discrimination is performed by considering a set of conclusions derived from individual neural networks based on ET. Verification of the diversification rules is performed by incorporating pixel-based classification uncertainty or confidence intervals with the class labels at the farmer level.

"The SEC diversification rule mandates that certain funds can have no more than 25% of their assets in one security," says Maister.

A policy that restricts ownership of competing firms' shares might prevent diversification, and rules that prevent institutional investors from influencing the companies they invest in would dent shareholder activism.

To most fixed-income investors diversification has three rules.

Trevor Davies, executive director of KPMG's International Development Assistance Services (Idas), said this was because of economic diversification, a strong rule of law, and educational opportunities.

Merrill Lynch reminds its clients that, as the technology bust made clear, "concentrated stock positions present a significant risk to your portfolio and present problems of liquidity and diversification". Merrill's rule of thumb is that no individual security account for 20% or more of your portfolio.