Sentence examples for claim valuation from inspiring English sources

Rather than using utility theory concepts to decrease the value of uncertain cash flows, the risks associated with project cash flows are discretely quantified using insurance and contingent claim valuation concepts.

In the absence of default risk, the divergence between borrowing and lending rates has been analyzed both in the context of claim valuation by Korn (1995), and of hedging in incomplete markets by Cvitanić and Karatzas (1993).

After years of litigation some 26,000 claimants were reimbursed for their losses at about one-third of the claimed valuation.

These entities can also provide the basis for claiming valuation discounts for gift and estate tax purposes for the property held within these entities, or the family can create a trust to hold a portion of the interest.

Investor frenzy for digital and technology companies is likely to reach its zenith early next year when Facebook is expected float with a report earlier this week claiming a valuation of "at least" $100bn.

Schweitzer claims traditional valuation measures are distorted because the world economy has been in the doldrums.

We claim that valuations \(w\) and \(w'\) are the same, which means that \eqref{eq9} and \eqref{eq11} are contradictory.

Droom head Sandeep Aggarwal also founded e-commerce marketplace ShopClues, which claimed unicorn valuation earlier this year and is now planning an initial public offering.

In any case, Lewis thinks that where that sense is lacking, argument for the principles is pointless, and he concludes AKV by claiming that "valuation is always a matter of empirical knowledge" but "what is right and what is just can never be determined by empirical facts alone" (Lewis 1946, 554).

The company claims its valuation doubled after the Series A round of funding secured in May 2010, thanks to the successful delivery of a complete email platform to cable operator Telenet for over 2 million users (coincidentally, I'm one of those).

Lower interest rates mean bigger claims liability valuations and a lower solvency ratio".