Sentence examples for comparable transaction from inspiring English sources

Salomon Smith Barney, a subsidiary of Citigroup, has said it will offer comparable transaction capability at www.salomonsmithbarney.com through its AssetOne program beginning a week from today.

Both experts used the same three methods to determine the Debtor's value: (i) comparable company analysis; (ii) comparable transaction analysis; and (iii) discounted cash flow.

The higher the proportion of users that complete a comparable transaction across countries for a given unit of friction is interpreted as behavior that is more trusting.

"Sales improved over the year for our Australian food business with comparable sales in the fourth quarter the strongest for the year driven by strong comparable transaction growth," Woolworths' chief executive, Brad Banducci, said.

In a comparable transaction this year, the country's biggest oil company, Lukoil Holding, paid about 13 cents a barrel of oil for a group of energy fields, according to United Financial Group investment bank in Moscow.

Similarly, differences in the components of comparable company or comparable transaction analyses, such as which companies to include or which outliers to exclude, can likewise make major (albeit usually smaller) differences in the conclusions reached.

The court is persuaded that, in the circumstances presented, the Proxy Statement needs to include disclosure of information available to the Board about the size of the CICs as compared to comparable transactions.

As recently as September 9, 2003, the Compensation Committee reviewed comparative information about CICs in comparable transactions.

The plaintiffs' claim regarding disclosure of a comparative analysis of CICs in comparable transactions is discussed first; followed by a discussion of the proxy claims which do not have a reasonable probability of success on the merits.

AXA argues that the 6.48% is the maximum percentage of the amounts that can be paid pursuant to the amended CICs, and the amounts set forth in the comparative analysis are the percentage of amounts actually paid in comparable transactions.

Of the 20 fairness opinions, 18 explicitly considered both DCF and comparable companies; 14 of these also considered comparable transactions.