These new models and investigative tools enable firms to align compliance programs with changing business models to better serve customer needs, while also driving down costs by automating investment
suitability compliance processes.
We used 2 logistic regression models to assess the ability of our
suitability histoplasmosis score to predict the binary outcome of correctly identifying states with high histoplasmosis incidence rates, defined as [greater than or equal to] 5 cases/100,000 person-years, and states with mid-to-high incidence rates, defined as [greater than or equal to] 3 cases/100,000 person-years.
She said currently there was data available to undertake a supply-side housing land and
suitability model but the demand-side data was limited.
The review found that while overall processes for client classification and
suitability assessments had improved since the last review in 2012, concerns remained.
Bugoch et al (6) used monthly climatic
suitability models for autochthonous transmission of ZIKV around the world, conditional on the predicted occurrence of competent Aedes mosquito vectors.
More attention should be given to quantitatively assessing habitat
suitability for waterbirds and the dynamics of habitat quality in this region.
Thirty-nine states and the District of Columbia have adopted the complete 2010 version of the NAIC's annuity
suitability model.
This suite of environmental factors is important for defining the habitat
suitability for C.
These ecological effects may ultimately influence wildlife habitat
suitability and the composition of wildlife communities across landscapes; however, little is known how deer herbivory impacts vegetation types other than forests.
Given the apparent increase in FINRA scrutiny of
suitability issues, the National Ethics Association and its E&O insurance affiliate, EOforLess, recommend all securities-licensed advisors redouble their efforts to recommend only securities that are consistent with customer needs and risk profiles.
