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… in pension provision 15 Solvency II: what it is Harmonised prudential framework for European insurance firms Fully applicable from 1 January 2016 Comprised of three pillars; 1. Strong Solvency Capital, 2. Strong Risk Management, 3. Strong Disclosure Requirements Covers all risks About 30 different risks covered by Standard Formula Nothing is “off-balance” sheet Group and solo requirements Two levels of capital allowing early supervisory intervention “Target” SCR and real minimum MCR Very high level of protection 1 in 200 for Solvency Capital, but protection even greater in practice with other Pillars & powers of early …
… is calculated under the assumption that you will receive a rent allowance (huurtoeslag) o The amount of rent for the bigger studios is ± €550 per month (without rent allowance). Receiving rent allowance is only possible when you meet the eligibility requirements o Fees for gas, water, electricity & internet are not included o Private studio with own bathroom, toilet and kitchen o Kitchen includes fridge, a two-hob electronic stove and ventilation system o Studio includes a bed, desk and a closet o …
… Introduction Maastricht University offers a fully-remote PhD degree programme for research executives at non-academic research institutes interested in Public Health. This brochure summarizes the key elements, such as the step-wise selection process, requirements and current research priorities. Candidates will receive a PhD degree from UM, one of the top universities in Western Europe. UM aims to build a long-lasting collaboration with the alumni of this programme to further build public health …
… FHML/MUMC+ follows the rules and regulations for authorships as described in the Research Code Maastricht UMC+, which is in line with the Netherlands Code of Conduct. Furthermore, the Schools make use of the Vancouver protocol, describing uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals. 3.7 End-terms for the PhD thesis FHML/MUMC+ follows the rules regarding end-terms for PhD thesis as described in the Regulations for obtaining the doctoral degree Maastricht University, … of including an external person as a co-author for example. The climate around this practice seems to be changing though; more and more Journals for example want a clear description of the contribution of every co-author on the list. Regarding the requirements for finishing a PhD manuscript, there are no specific rules within Schools/Institutes. The guidelines as described in the MU regulation for doctoral degrees are followed. The decision for finalization of a PhD thesis lies with the … of the research and get clarity about what needs to be finished when. Furthermore, they want to talk about their performance and career perspectives. End-terms for a PhD theses There are no specific rules within Schools/Institutes regarding the requirements for finishing a PhD manuscript. Some Schools have guidelines for this (for example 3-5 chapters of which 1 published), but the supervision team decides, in alignment with the PhD, when a PhD thesis is ready to be submitted. Implementation …
… such as data minimization.213 Since the notion of data minimization can limit the success of Big Data initiatives and undermine their potential utility, some advocates of the incompatibility of the GDPR vis-à-vis Big Data argue that data minimization requirements should be loosened and that further privacy concerns should be dealt with by ex post regulation.214 Nevertheless, this opinion seems to represent only a minority of the existent literature. 208 Kemp (n 172) 11; Zarsky (n 173) 1010-1011. …
… effectively had contributed to the combatting of child labour and deforestation for palm oil. Collaboration had also contributed to improved performance assessments of companies’ activities, including whether their performance is in line with the requirements of the Paris Agreement. Questions were also raised about the global context in which PRI works. In Rik’s view, it is important to take into account the differences across countries, given legislation differs greatly and because responsible … problems on Day 1, which dialogue-makers’ highlighted, and this was resolved by the venue by Day 2, but poor acoustics remained. There were high levels of satisfaction with the food which was designed to offer alternatives for different dietary requirements. “Everything was so well-catered for, even carpooling was facilitated, I felt very well looked-after by the communications”. “Just a bit too chilly and the electric heater made some noise”. Overall, the results of these two surveys …