"After 9/11 there were directions that came out from the chief of department that we never get ourselves into a position at these huge disasters where we just blindly assign assets without reasonably assessing what risks we face and what benefits we will achieve," Mr. Blaich said.
Roll Call assigns assets and liabilities into several categories.
As with other public officials, the disclosures assign each asset to a range of values, so that the aggregate also is a range.
The couple's investments were worth between $4.8 million and $13.2 million in 2012, according to the disclosure forms, which assign each asset to a range (such as $50,001 to $100,000) rather than providing a value.
Principal component analysis (using the correlation matrix to ensure that all included variables had equal weight) was then performed to assign each asset a factor score based on the strength of its correlation to the first principle component (which is assumed to be the optimal measure of economic status).
The political tension stems from the alleged embezzlement of seized drug money by a veteran deputy, long assigned to asset forfeiture, which became publicly known in November 2013 and remains under federal investigation.
Once you have these goals in mind, you can assign your assets to help meet these goals in retirement.
It stops trading and the liquidator gets appointed to assign its assets to the creditors and then decides on the validity of the claims.
In an assignment for the benefit of creditors, the business assigns its assets to a trustee, who auctions them off and distributes the proceeds to creditors.
This is a document prepared by the trustee which indicates that you are voluntarily "assigning" your assets to the trustee for distribution to your creditors.
The detail of information available regarding individual buildings might be quite variable, but a model needs to be able to assign each insured asset to a building class and a location (which indicates the hazard intensity for a specific ash fall, for example).
