Sentence examples for a fair value of from inspiring English sources

Mr Whiston said he expected the shares to rise towards a fair value of $44.

Stocks were attributed a fair value of £533m when the car business was acquired from BMW in May 2000.

Some $62 trillion of insurance has been written, with a fair value of $2 trillion at the end of 2007.

Our risk-weighted sum-of-the-parts scenarios give us a fair value of 135p, within a range of 109p (bear case) and 203p (bull case).

As the market awaits management's update on RB Pharmaceutical's 'strategic review', we believe a spin off looks increasingly most likely, with a fair value of £1.3bn (185p a share).

Estimating a fair value of the yuan is a dauntingly tricky business.Usually, three pieces of evidence are offered to support the argument that the yuan is far too cheap.

In August, Twitter said a fair value for one of its shares was $20.62.

"Looking at the long term prospects for Santander, which are very bright even considering short term challenges, the shares are fairly valued where they are," said Morningstar equity analyst Maclovio Pina, who had set a fair value price of $13 for Santander's U.S. traded stock.

Is it a low fair value of 7 or a high fair value of 13?

In the fourth quarter, some of the foreign exchange derivatives at Morgan Stanley's bank had a positive fair value of $30.8 billion, and some had a negative fair value of $24.4 billion, according to the bank's regulatory filings.

As such, the contract must be of a fair value and similar to other deals struck by clubs of a similar size.