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In a statement, Pimco said that the new board members would attend the firm's annual secular forum in May where the firm assesses the global economic outlook over the next three to five years.

For a flat fee of $14.95 a month the firm assesses his tolerance for investment risk and helps him construct a portfolio of investments using exchange-traded funds that he can buy through any discount broker.

In terms of deal evaluation, every company the firm assesses for a potential investment is tracked within proprietary 645 software, and all of the firm's diligence work is tagged and tracked.

Then, a firm assesses whether an M&A deal "corresponds to the strategic direction and other norms of important stakeholders" (i.e., constructs issue lists) in order to determine whether a deal is feasible and "to attempt to build consensus around the value of the deal" or "maximize support and minimize opposition".

Global Reviews, the customer experience benchmarking firm, assessed 12 of the leading offshore bank websites against 176 different criteria, including how easy the site is to find on Google, the quantity and quality of the information provided, and access channels such as inquiry forms, call back services and online chat.

A recent survey by the Mercer consulting firm assessed pension provision in 11 large economies and assigned scores based on such factors as adequacy (the extent to which retirees' financial needs will be covered), sustainability (programs' soundness and stability) and integrity (a grab-bag category that includes clarity of communication and strength of regulation).

"We had a surge in the euro, and yet the firms assessed their export situation as being very good".

Plenty of small firms assess credit and, unlike the agencies, make buy and sell recommendations as well.

These little-known firms assess legal fees and a host of other charges, calculate what the borrowers owe and draw up the documents required to remove them from their homes.

Technology companies came top in the anti-corruption programmes category with an average score of 74%, compared with an average of 65% for 35 global telecommunications firms assessed last year.

Retail banking consultants are racking up new assignments advising banks on how to make up missing revenue from lost debit card fees, while governance advisers are helping firms assess whether executive pay packages will pass muster with shareholders, who are now entitled to a nonbinding say-on-pay vote.