Sentence examples for actual valuations from inspiring English sources

Behind the scenes, while eShares is handling the technology, Ward said it has partnered with Preferred Return for the actual valuations.

The reason convertible notes allow more flexibility in price is that valuation caps aren't actual valuations, and notes are cheap and easy to do.

Ms. DeAngelis wrote that "his attorneys informed me yesterday that the actual valuation for appraisal purposes is $55 million," the figure she said the Smithsonian would use for insurance purposes.

Facebook's valuation was predicted at $111 million, which is way off of its actual valuation.

The logic: An angel's slice is based on an actual valuation, and thus is fully justified, while yours vests over time.

Note: A source is now telling us that Groupon's actual valuation is $4.75 Billion on a $950 Million Raise.

Consumers with a high expected valuation purchase the product before learning their actual valuation at the offered advance-purchase discount; consumers with a low expected valuation will wait and purchase the good at the regular price only in the event where their realized valuation is high.

Meta is not disclosing its valuation, but filing documents provided to us by VC Experts points to a valuation of up to $307 million post-money for this latest round (the actual valuation depends on how many of the authorized preferred as well as common shares were issued).

First talk to investors about whether they want to invest at all, then negotiate price.If you raised money on a convertible note with a high cap, you may be about to get an illustration of the difference between a valuation cap on a note and an actual valuation.

The Jefferies analyst recommended clients buy the stock, based on his view that Old Navy's value as a standalone company would be $12.7 billion based on its recent contributions to profit, versus the actual valuation of $10.8 billion that the stock market currently assigns to Gap as a whole.

As Greenspan notes, the additional flow of Central Bank money that buys equities at any price, without regard to their actual valuation, can only serve to inflate the price of stocks relative to their actual earnings and that's what the Fed wants too because it makes stocks a poor deal compared to bonds - even when the bonds pay no interest at all!