Analysis on Financial Performance Influence Toward Market Performance with ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) Implementation Category as Moderator Variable

This research examines financial performance influence toward market performance with ERM Implementation as moderator variable. This research hypothesis that financial performance has positif significant influences toward market performance, the influence of financial performance toward market performance company with ERM is higher than company nonERM and market performance company with ERM is higher than company nonERM. The results of the study do not support the hyphotesis. Examined result shows that statiscally market performance is not influenced by financial performance achievement, although not significant financial performance influences over company with ERM has show higher positif relation than company nonERM toward market performance. Keywords: ERM, Performance, Financial, Market

Concepts for brain aging: resistance, resilience, reserve, and compensation

Abstract A primary goal of research in cognitive impairment and dementia is to understand how some individuals retain sufficient cognitive function for a fulfilling life while many others are robbed of their independence, sometimes their essence, in the last years and decades of life. In this commentary, we propose operational definitions of the types of factors that may help individuals retain cognitive function with aging. We propose operational definitions of resistance, resilience, reserve, with an eye toward how these may be measured and interpreted, and how they may enable research aimed at prevention. With operational definitions and quantification of resistance, resilience, and reserve, a focused analytic search for their determinants and correlates can be undertaken. This approach, essentially a search to identify protective risk factors and their mechanisms, represents a relatively unexplored pathway toward the identification of candidate preventive interventions