GCLAC and Gantt chart: Difference between pages

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Project management.

A Gantt chart is a project planning and management tool comprising:

Project tasks normally listed in a column
Time lines, usually shown as horizontal bars, showing the start and end times for each task.

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-''Bank resolution and recovery''
+''Project management''.
-Gone Concern Loss Absorbing Capacity.
+A Gantt chart is a project planning and management tool comprising:
+*Project tasks normally listed in a column
+*Time lines, usually shown as horizontal bars, showing the start and end times for each task.
-Usage in the field of bank recovery and resolution has taken time to develop. The acronym was sometimes just GLAC that is defined as 'Gone-Concern Loss Absorbing Capacity'.
+==See also==
+* [[ACT Competency Framework]]
-GCLAC focused on the loss absorbing capacity of bail-in-able debt to replenish equity.
+* [[Business skills]]
+* [[Planning and projects]]
-The [[FSB]], that had used 'GLAC' has now changed to the term [[Total Loss Absorbing Capacity]] (TLAC).
+* [[Silo]]
-== See also ==
-* [[Total Loss Absorbing Capacity]]
-*[[Capital adequacy]]
-*[[Loss absorbing capacity]]
-*[[PLAC]]
-*[[Recovery]]
-*[[Resolution]]
-*[[SLAC]]
-*[[MREL]]
-*[[Gone concern]]
-*[[Bailin]]
-[[Category:Compliance_and_audit]]
-[[Category:Risk_frameworks]]