Traduction de «Associé apporteur » (Français → Anglais) :

contributor | contributor of capital

first family earner [ primary family earner ]

cash subscriber

business getter

angel investor | private capital investor | business angel investor | business angel | angel | invisible venture capitalist

finder's fee

contributing venturer

Death or serious disability (kernicterus) associated with failure to identify and treat hyperbilirubinemia in neonates

L. whereas, owing to traditional structures and tax disincentives, women have had second-earner status imposed on them, in the form of both vertical and horizontal segregation in the labour market, an incomplete employment history and gender-specific wage inequality, and whereas in addition unpaid care, childcare, nursing of the elderly and other dependants and domestic work are performed much more frequently by women, who therefore have less time available to pursue paid work, which in turn results in a much lower pension, which is why the compatibility of work and family life, in particular to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, should continue to be supported by practi ...[+++]cal measures, a process in which men in particular need to become more involved;

L. whereas, owing to traditional structures and tax disincentives, women have had second-earner status imposed on them, in the form of both vertical and horizontal segregation in the labour market, an incomplete employment history and gender-specific wage inequality, and whereas in addition unpaid care, childcare, nursing of the elderly and other dependants and domestic work are performed much more frequently by women, who therefore have less time available to pursue paid work, which in turn results in a much lower pension, which is why the compatibility of work and family life, in particular to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, should continue to be supported by practi ...[+++]cal measures, a process in which men in particular need to become more involved;

L. whereas, owing to traditional structures and tax disincentives, women have had second-earner status imposed on them, in the form of both vertical and horizontal segregation in the labour market, an incomplete employment history and gender-specific wage inequality, and whereas in addition unpaid care, childcare, nursing of the elderly and other dependants and domestic work are performed much more frequently by women, who therefore have less time available to pursue paid work, which in turn results in a much lower pension, which is why the compatibility of work and family life, in particular to achieve the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, should continue to be supported by practi ...[+++]cal measures, a process in which men in particular need to become more involved;

Insurance premiums reflect the expected loss of the insured individual, an uncertainty margin for the given line of insurance business, a charge for the shareholder capital, a share of loading costs, i.e., administrative and other costs associated with underwriting insurance policies, and profit. The premiums are invested on financial markets, where the investment risks need to be uncorrelated with the underwriting risk, or re-insured to take some of the risk out of the pool.