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	"~~A programme of coaching~~ may ~~also have a positive impact on an individual’s~~ personal ~~attributes, such as social interaction or~~ confidence."		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Coaching may help personal confidence'''''</span>

	''Coaching - the Treasurer's Wiki.''		:"A programme of coaching may also have a positive impact on an individual’s personal attributes, such as social interaction or confidence."

			:''Coaching - the Treasurer's Wiki.''

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	"~~Of all the post~~-~~crisis reforms, by far the most important~~ has ~~been the international effort to improve the quality and quantity of banks’ financial resources – and~~ in ~~particular~~, the tripling of banks’ capital levels, which means far more losses can be absorbed before a bank becomes insolvent. We now estimate that the UK banking system holds enough capital to survive a global recession worse than the 2008 crisis.		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''More and higher-quality capital has improved confidence in banks, especially in bad times'''''</span>

	~~This underpins~~ the ~~whole system. It means investors~~ and ~~depositors can have confidence~~ in ~~firms~~, ~~especially in bad times when~~ that ~~confidence is really needed. It also gives~~ the ~~authorities more options~~ to ~~manage stresses when they occur, by reducing~~ the ~~likelihood that taxpayers will end up on the hook for losses~~."		:"Of all the post-crisis reforms, by far the most important has been the international effort to improve the quality and quantity of banks’ financial resources – and in particular, the tripling of banks’ capital levels, which means far more losses can be absorbed before a bank becomes insolvent. We now estimate that the UK banking system holds enough capital to survive a global recession worse than the 2008 crisis.

	~~''Sam Woods - Bank of England Deputy Governor for Prudential Regulation~~ and ~~Chief Executive Officer~~ for ~~the Prudential Regulation Authority - October 2023~~.''		:This underpins the whole system. It means investors and depositors can have confidence in firms, especially in bad times when that confidence is really needed. It also gives the authorities more options to manage stresses when they occur, by reducing the likelihood that taxpayers will end up on the hook for losses."

			:''Sam Woods - Bank of England Deputy Governor for Prudential Regulation and Chief Executive Officer for the Prudential Regulation Authority - October 2023.''

	"Powerful AI systems should be developed only once we are confident that their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable. This confidence must be well justified and increase with the magnitude of a system's potential effects..."

	''Pause Giant AI Experiments: An Open letter - March 2023 - Future of Life Institute.''		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Only well justified confidence about the risks of powerful AI systems is enough to continue their development'''''</span>

			:"Powerful AI systems should be developed only once we are confident that their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable. This confidence must be well justified and increase with the magnitude of a system's potential effects..."

			:''Pause Giant AI Experiments: An Open letter - March 2023 - Future of Life Institute.''


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	"~~...indicators of consumer confidence and housing have improved~~ modestly ~~in recent months.~~		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Confidence improving modestly'''''</span>

	~~The GfK~~ consumer confidence ~~index recovered further~~ in ~~December and January with all subcomponents of confidence improving~~."		:"...indicators of consumer confidence and housing have improved modestly in recent months.

	''Bank of England Monetary Policy Report, February 2024, p44.''		:The GfK consumer confidence index recovered further in December and January with all subcomponents of confidence improving."

			:''Bank of England Monetary Policy Report, February 2024, p44.''


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	"Confidence intervals use the standard error to derive a range in which we think the true value is likely to lie.		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Confidence intervals identify likely ranges of true values'''''</span>
	A confidence interval gives an indication of the degree of uncertainty of an estimate and helps to decide how precise a sample estimate is. It specifies a range of values likely to contain the unknown population value. These values are defined by lower and upper limits."
			:"Confidence intervals use the standard error to derive a range in which we think the true value is likely to lie.

			:A confidence interval gives an indication of the degree of uncertainty of an estimate and helps to decide how precise a sample estimate is. It specifies a range of values likely to contain the unknown population value. These values are defined by lower and upper limits."

	''UK Office for National Statistics - Uncertainty and how we measure it for our surveys.''		:''UK Office for National Statistics - Uncertainty and how we measure it for our surveys.''


	4. ''Behavioural skills - psychometric profiling - coaching - learning and development.''		4. ''Behavioural skills - psychometric profiling - coaching - learning and development.''

	In individuals, confidence is a high degree of belief one's own abilities, either in particular fields or activities, or more generally.		In individuals, confidence is a high degree of belief in one's own abilities, either in particular fields or activities, or more generally.

	For example, characteristic strengths of the co-ordinator Belbin team role include maturity, confidence, identifying talent and clarifying goals.		For example, characteristic strengths of the co-ordinator Belbin team role include maturity, confidence, identifying talent and clarifying goals.

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	*[[Business ~~Confidence Index~~]] (BCI)		*[[Business confidence index]] (BCI)
	* [[Business Insights and Conditions Survey]]		* [[Business Insights and Conditions Survey]]
	* [[Capital adequacy]]		* [[Capital adequacy]]

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	* [[Economic sentiment indicator]] (ESI)		* [[Economic sentiment indicator]] (ESI)
	* [[Economy]]		* [[Economy]]

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	:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Self-confidence & strategic networking'''''</span>		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Self-confidence & strategic networking'''''</span>

	:"Step one is to change your mindset. Actually attend. Go to the event~~, the meeting, the work social~~.		:"Step one is to change your mindset. Actually attend. Go to the event... Networking in essence is simply having a chat. It doesn't even have to be about work or industry related things to start with...
	Networking in essence is simply having a chat. It doesn't even have to be about work or industry related things to start with...

	:Once you build up the confidence, you can start being more strategic about the people you want to network with."		:Once you build up the confidence, you can start being more strategic about the people you want to network with."

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	:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Self-confidence & strategic networking'''''</span>		:<span style="color:#4B0082">'''''Self-confidence & strategic networking'''''</span>

	:"Step one is to change your mindset. Actually attend. Go to the event, the meeting, the work social.		:"Step one is to change your mindset. Actually attend. Go to the event, the meeting, the work social.
	Networking in essence is simply having a chat. It doesn't even have to be about work or industry related things to start with...		Networking in essence is simply having a chat. It doesn't even have to be about work or industry related things to start with...

	:Once you build up the confidence, you can start being more strategic about the people you want to network with."		:Once you build up the confidence, you can start being more strategic about the people you want to network with."
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	*[https://www.ons.gov.uk/methodology/methodologytopicsandstatisticalconcepts/uncertaintyandhowwemeasureit#confidence-interval UK Office for National Statistics - Uncertainty and how we measure it for our surveys]		*[https://www.ons.gov.uk/methodology/methodologytopicsandstatisticalconcepts/uncertaintyandhowwemeasureit#confidence-interval UK Office for National Statistics - Uncertainty and how we measure it for our surveys]
	*[https://learning.treasurers.org/resources/how-to-raise-your-personal-profile How to raise your personal profile - ACT Learning resources]		*[https://learning.treasurers.org/resources/how-to-raise-your-personal-profile How to raise your personal profile - ACT Learning resources]

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	[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]		[[Category:Accounting,_tax_and_regulation]]

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