Sentence examples for complex valuations from inspiring English sources
Description: Covers advanced topics in corporate finance, including complex valuations, static and dynamic capital structure, risk management, and real options.
Survey results underscore the challenges time pressure imposes on receiving and evaluating complex valuations (such as for derivatives, pensions, and goodwill) and resolving audit adjustments.
Leading up to that course I took a bevy of finance courses, learning how to discount cash flows, develop intrinsic value per share, run sophisticated capex/depreciation models and create complex valuations of companies large and small.
Applicable at the workplace from day one". "Forget FCF or highly complex valuation methods.
If using a complex valuation for options becomes a negative signal, well-established public companies may switch to restricted stock grants or other forms of compensation.
That transaction -- conducted with a partnership controlled by Andrew S. Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer -- involved a complex valuation for a security and an option based on the security.
Worse, companies have had little time to apply the complex valuation rules, because these were not finalised until late last year, owing to a protracted tussle between standard-setters and European financial-industry regulators, the affected companies and politicians.
We therefore conclude that the former setting is more suitable than the latter setting for valuing EQ-5D-5L and that unsupervised settings such as web-based surveys are unlikely to be suitable for TTO or other complex valuation techniques.
An empirical study suggests that this coordination can enable a significant efficiency and revenue improvement over the current eBay market design, and highlights the effect on performance of complex buyer valuations (buyers with substitutes and complements valuations) and varying the market liquidity.
In some cases, those buying in bulk aren't even visiting the properties, merely performing complex mathematical valuations based on land and property records, as well as recent sales.
The emerging field of neuroeconomics, which assesses the neuroscience underlying decision-making, plots a promising course to explore the mechanisms underlying complex environmental valuation decisions.
