GRI Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GRI 2: General Disclosures 2021 ___ _: _______ ___________ ____ contains disclosures for organizations to provide information about their reporting practices; activities and workers; governance; strategy, policies, and practices; and stakeholder engagement. This information gives insight into the profile and scale of organizations and provides a context for understanding their impacts. specify, reason, 6 If the organization cannot comply with a disclosure or with a requirement in a disc...

hat is the purpose of the secondary mortgage market? mortgage bankers What provides liquidity that lenders use to fund new mortgage to homebuyers? secondary Market the players in the real estate finance market always adhere to and specialize with LITTLE crossover? (true or false) false - there is a lot of crossover what is a conventional loan? a non-government loan what is mortgage insurance called? MIP - Mortgage Insurance Premium what are the benefits of...

Who is a stakeholder? Entities or individuals who can be reasonably expected to be significantly affected by the RO's activities products or services; or whose actions can reasonably be expected to affect the RO's ability to implement its strategies and achieve its objectives. Reporting principles that define report's content? Stakeholder inclusiveness; sustainability context; materiality; completeness Reporting Principles that define report's context? Accuracy; balance; com...

Five Basic Negotiation Styles are.... 1) Competing 2) Avoiding 3) Compromising 4) Collaborating 5) Accommodating Negotiators can be classified as ...... 1) Soft - get along 2) Hard - goal to win for their side Critical Elements of Negotiation...... Time, Information, Power (TIP) Time.... refers to period of time negotiation takes place Information.... refers to the best prepared negotiator. Negotiator whom has the most information and guide to control of negotiat...

The Universal Standards are effective for reports published on or after 1 January 2023 4 Key Concepts - impact - material topics - due diligence - stakeholder Impact Effect the organization has or could have on the economy, environment, and people, including human rights, which in turn can indicate its contribution (positive or negative) to sustainable development Users of GRI - any organization - stakeholders - information users - investors System of GRI St...

What is GRI 101? Foundation What is GRI 102? General disclosures What is GRI 103? Management approach What are the GRI 200 series? Economic What are the GRI 300 series? Environmental What are the GRI 400 series? Social GRI 201? GRI 201 economic performance GRI 202? GRI 202 market presence GRI 203? GRI 203 indirect economic impacts GRI 204? GRI 204 procurement practices GRI 205? GRI 205 anti-corruption GRI 206...

How do company policies benefit you? Understand environment where you practice What do company policies help you understand? Protect you and limit your liability What should a broker always have? Someone who knows the rules who is always avaialble to answer question or review paperwork What policies are important when joining a broker? Training/meetings, lead generation, fees, marketing provided What are the benefits of previewing properties? Knowledge of invento...

Iabs serves what purpose? A) To fill statutory requirements B) describe license holders C) increase transparency & broker oversight D) awareness of broker accountability Primary purpose of trela Protect the people Fiduciary Duty (p111) Obedience Loyalty Disclosure Confidentiality Accounting Responsible carr & due diligence Obedience Agent is obligated to obey the directions of the seller or buyer on matters that fall within authority of real estate services ...

bombastic (adj.) pompous or overblown in language; full of high-sounding words intended to conceal a lack of ideas requisite necessary for relief or supply apocryphal of questionable authenticity laconic brief and to the point garrulous full of trivial conversation ascetic practicing great self-denial taciturn habitually reserved and uncommunicative tempestuous (of the elements) as if showing violent anger demarcation the boundary ...

Social Justice defending humans dignity by making sure that all people are having their needs met and their rights are protected Diversity involving people from many national origins, colors, religions, socioeconomic statuses (amount of money), sexual orientations, etc. Inequality two or more people who are not equal in their status, rights, or opportunities/privileges Social Power the power to influence others in a social situation Intersectionality looking at t...