THE Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) have moved to make the processes involving listing on the NSE more efficient and cost-effective by
streamlining the approval process between the SEC and the NSE.
On March 11 the FCC adopted a Report and Order
streamlining the Commission's procedures for reauthorizing television satellite stations when they are assigned or transferred.
'With the review and
streamlining of processes that we have started to undertake, we were able to identify the processes that need to be improved for each unit or section of the ERC,' she added.
In addition to
streamlining, the circular also recommends LGUs to automate and computerize business transactions to be able to hasten frontline services.
Retirement plan officials by now will be familiar with the tenets of
streamlining a defined contribution (DC) plan menu-for example, eliminating multiple funds in the same equity asset class or re-enrolling unsophisticated participants into a professionally managed asset-allocation solution.
Using administrative data, we examine the changes in plan participant investment choices that resulted from the
streamlining and how these changes might affect participants' eventual retirement wellbeing.
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streamlining to achieve quality improvement and efficiency, from deciding whether and how much to centralize to getting buy-in from stakeholders, choosing a project team, staffing the workgroup, program options and development, logistics of program selection and delivery, evaluation and continuous improvement.
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The group currently has more than ten units and it is expected that the
streamlining move would reduce lending and operating risks.
The
streamlining measures will result in discontinuing or combining certain operations, which will necessitate job cuts.
However, during the 1930s they increasingly embraced and developed
streamlining as an aesthetic idiom.
Chief executive Victor Bellanti said there was unlikely to be further
streamlining of the business in the immediate future.
