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Intermediaries Liability Exposures Articles and Dissertations

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An examination of the legal liabilities of insurance intermediaries and the insurance thereof by Jowairiya Mahomedy, WITS University December 2010
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This measures how well a manager is making use of available information. It is calculated by dividing expected active return by the expected active risk. It measures the active return achieved for every unit of active risk taken by the manager.
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