Sentences with phrase «country classification changes»

If an equity ETF's country classification changes, it will affect the expense ratio calculations.

If an equity ETF's country classification changes, it will affect the aggregate AUM calculations.

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That could change as the European Environmental Agency, under the European Commission, recently recommended that all EU countries introduce a drug classification system.

As the categorisation of countries is subject to change, please check AVA's website closer to your date of import for the most current classification to ensure you will be following the correct requirements.

As far as I am aware, no country has changed its Koppen (or equivalent) classification and no country is on the cusp of so doing (at least not unless it was on the cusp when Koppen first put forth his classification).

Developing countries want the classification of rich and poor nations to remain the same, which would absolve them of the obligation to slow growth in carbon emissions by making big changes to their energy mix and economic policy.

This categorization is problematic because this classification into these two categories arguably made some limited sense when the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change was opened for ratification in 1992, but it doesn't now given that some of the countries that were initially classified as developing countries, including India and China, are quickly emerging as the among the largest emitters of greenhouse gases (ghg).