СТАНДАРТНЫЕ ОБРАЗЦЫ ОАО «ЕЗ ОЦМ»: ПРОШЛОЕ, НАСТОЯЩЕЕ, БУДУЩЕЕ

The history of "ENFMPP" has almost 100 years. The first sample, certified as a reference material, was issued in 1965. Since, over 1200 reference materials (as RM sets or single RM) of fine precious metals (PM) and PM and non-ferrous metal alloys were produced. The latest issue is certified reference materials of fine gold needed for laboratories in Russia and other countries. At present time the JSC "ENFMPP" has all the capacities (technical and professional ones) to produce and certify reference materials of precious metals.История ОАО «ЕЗ ОЦМ» насчитывает почти 100 лет. Первый образец, аттестованный в качестве стандартного образца предприятия, выпущен в 1965 году. С тех пор разработано более 1200 стандартных образцов (комплектами СО и отдельными СО) состава аффинированных драгоценных металлов и сплавов на основе ДМ и цветных металлов. В числе последних разработок - стандартные образцы состава золота аффинированного, востребованные в России и других странах СНГ. В настоящее время ОАО «ЕЗ ОЦМ» имеет все возможности (технические и профессиональные) для выполнения работ по изготовлению и аттестации стандартных образцов на основе драгоценных металлов

REFERENCE MATERIALS OF JSC "ENFMPP" - THE PAST, THE PRESENT, THE FUTURE

The history of "ENFMPP" has almost 100 years. The first sample, certified as a reference material, was issued in 1965. Since, over 1200 reference materials (as RM sets or single RM) of fine precious metals (PM) and PM and non-ferrous metal alloys were produced. The latest issue is certified reference materials of fine gold needed for laboratories in Russia and other countries. At present time the JSC "ENFMPP" has all the capacities (technical and professional ones) to produce and certify reference materials of precious metals

Bank and investment fund monitoring of privatized firms in Russia

The active monitoring of enterprises is an important aspect of the transformation of Russian firms into efficient, commercially viable entities. This paper uses detailed case study evidence to provide insights into the mechanisms and processes adopted by investment funds, as equity holders; and banks, as debt providers, to monitor the enterprises in which they invest. The findings provide evidence of the importance of direct involvement and the development of relationships to counteract the shortcomings of the legal infrastructure and financial reporting mechanisms. Copyright The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1998.