tailieunhanh - GUIDELINES FOR RECIPIENT COUNTRY INVESTMENT POLICIES RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY

The first risk factor is the traditional CAPM beta. The second factor is the difference in returns between high market-to-book companies and firms with low ratios of market value to book value. The third variable measures the difference in returns of small firms (S) minus big firms (B). The data series used were compiled by Fama and French. The Fama-French three factor model has been successfully applied not only in the United States but in Europe as well. The ability of the model to explain the cross-section of European stock returns has been documented by. | GUIDELINES FOR RECIPIENT COUNTRY INVESTMENT POLICIES RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY Recommendation adopted by the OECD Council on 25 May 2009 For more information please contact investment OECD Investment Division RECOMMENDATION ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL ON RECIPIENT COUNTRY INVESTMENT POLICIES RELATING TO NATIONAL SECURITY THE COUNCIL Having regard to Article 5b of the Convention on the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development of 14 December 1960 Having regard to international agreements on investment including the OECD Codes of Liberalisation of Capital Movements and of Current Invisible Operations the Declaration by Adhering Governments on International Investment and Multinational Enterprises C 76 99 Final as last amended on 27th June 2000 C M 2000 17 the Third Revised Decision of the Council on National Treatment C 91 147 FINAL and the related Recommendations C 86 55 Final C 87 76 Final C 88 41 Final C 88 131 Final and C 89 76 Final Considering that investment policies for safeguarding national security are an important part of the investment policies in some countries Considering that guidance to help countries design and implement these policies so that they achieve their national security goals with the smallest possible impact on investment flows is needed Noting that the following guidance is not meant to alter existing rights and obligations under the aforementioned international agreements On the proposal of the Investment Committee I. RECOMMENDS that if governments consider or introduce investment policies including measures designed to safeguard national security they should be guided by the principles of nondiscrimination transparency of policies and predictability of outcomes proportionality of measures and accountability of implementing authorities as set forth in the guidelines attached hereto as an Annex to this Recommendation of which it forms an integral part. II. INVITES non-Members to adhere to .

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