, even if they’re outside their traditional business. In addition, there will be opportunities for middle market companies to find under-served categories and branding opportunities to differentiate and fill in the gaps where bigger brands may be forced to scale back SKUs—stock keeping units. Also, some companies will look to spread their investments across smaller brand acquisitions to round out product and geographic portfolios versus investing in their own research and development to help save time and money, as well as reach new consumers.
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Childhood disintegrative disorder is a type of autism spectrum disorder. Very few children meet the criteria for this particular disorder. The loss of vocabulary is more dramatic in this condition than in classical autism. This disorder is also accompanied by loss of bowel and bladder control and, in many cases, seizures and a low IQ.
What Is Childhood Disintegrative Disorder?Childhood disintegrative disorder is a type of pervasive developmental disorder (more commonly known as autism spectrum disorder [ASD]). Pervasive developmental disorders are characterized by varying degrees of impairment in communication skills and social interactions, and restricted, repetitive, and stereotyped patterns of behavior.
Related StatisticsVery few children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder meet the criteria for childhood disintegrative disorder. An estimate based on four surveys of autism spectrum disorder found fewer than 2 children per 100,000 with autism spectrum disorder could be classified as having childhood disintegrative disorder. This suggests that the condition is a rare form of autism spectrum disorder. This disorder is far more common in males than in females.
Symptoms of Childhood Disintegrative DisorderChildhood disintegrative disorder symptoms may appear by age two, but the average age of onset is between three and four years of age. Until this time, the child has age-appropriate skills in communication and social relationships. The long period of normal development before regression helps differentiate this disorder from Rett syndrome.
How Is It Diagnosed?The loss of vocabulary is more dramatic in childhood disintegrative disorder than it is in classical autism. The diagnosis requires extensive and pronounced losses involving motor, language, and social skills.
Childhood disintegrative disorder is also accompanied by loss of bowel and bladder control, and oftentimes seizures and a very low IQ.(ii) A downgrade of the long-term debt and deposit ratings by one notch to Aa2 from Aa1.
Moody's believes these ratings are more consistent with the bank's sizeable exposures to the Greek economy.
At the same time, Moody's announced that CASA's C BFSR and Aa2 long-term debt and deposit ratings remain on review for possible downgrade to consider the implications of the potentially persistent fragility in the bank financing markets, given the continued reliance on wholesale funding of Groupe Credit Agricole (GCA).
The review is unlikely to lead to a downgrade in the long-term ratings of more than one notch.
The Prime-1 short-term ratings have been affirmed.
Meanwhile, the Aa3 long-term debt and deposit ratings on Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank remain on review, now direction uncertain (previously on review for downgrade), as they may be aligned with the ratings on CASA following the potential extension of full cooperative support from GCA to this entity.
Moody's will publish separate press releases on other institutions covered by the review announced on 15 June, 2011.
In its press release of 15 June, 2011, Moody's announced a review of the BFSRs and long-term ratings of three French banking groups (BNP Paribas, CASA and Societe Generale) because of our concerns about the potential inconsistency between their ratings and their exposures to the Greek economy (Greece is rated Ca, outlook developing), either through their holdings of government bonds or the credit they had extended to the Greek private sector. The review incorporated loss assumptions that were significantly higher than the impairments the bank had already recognised.
Moody's has concluded that although GCA has considerable capital resources to absorb potential losses arising over time from these risks, the exposures themselves are too large to be consistent with existing ratings. Moody's has therefore downgraded the BFSR of CASA, GCA's central body, to C from C+. CASA's Adjusted BCA, which takes into account co-operative support and thus the strength of GCA as a whole, has been lowered to A1 from Aa3.
However, during the review, Moody's concerns about the structural challenges to banks' funding and liquidity profile increased, in light of worsening refinancing conditions. The continuing review of the BFSR will focus directly on these funding and liquidity challenges for CASA, which, given the current environment, could become long-term constraints to the performance of its franchise.
Since the start of the review for downgrade, GCA, along with many other financial institutions, has expressed its intention to participate in a proposed restructuring of Greek debt. This led to its recognition of EUR202 million before tax in impairments in the second quarter of 2011 (1). GCA's net residual exposure to Greek government bonds is now relatively low, at EUR891 million net of policyholders' surplus in its insurance activities (as of 30 June 2011), less than 2% of group Core Tier 1 capital (2).
GCA's banking and trading book exposures to government bonds issued by Ireland and Portugal are also relatively modest, at EUR1.0 billion in total, although exposures are greater to the more highly rated Spain (EUR1.8 billion) and Italy (EUR8.7 billion) (3). In its review, and in the context of a stress test covering GCA's global loan book and structured finance exposures, Moody's considered a severe case scenario for certain government bond holdings, using haircuts significantly higher than the impairments the bank has already recognized: 60% for Greece, 50% for Ireland,