Sentence examples for debt valuation from inspiring English sources

At Bank of America, sales and trading revenue dropped 16percentt after accounting for certain debt valuation adjustments.

The compensation-to-revenue ratio may be particularly difficult to calculate in 2011 because of an obscure accounting maneuver called debt valuation adjustment.

Return on equity, a measure of how efficiently shareholder money is being deployed, fell to 7.6 percent from 9.2 percent in the year-ago period Excluding charges related to the bank's credit spreads, known as debt valuation adjustments, net revenue in institutional securities, which houses the fixed-income department, was $4.4 billion, compared with $5.1 billion in the period a year earlier.

That would be the first annual loss in Morgan Stanley's history, although the bank says that its revenue is back to 2007 levels and that its profits are being dragged down by losses it is forced to take on its debt valuation as the company's health improves.

Debt valuation adjustment.

The £2.62bn debt valuation adjustment refers to a loss Barclays would make if it had to buy back its own debt now.

The purchase price amounts to $442 million for 100percentt of the business, or a cash and debt free valuation of $390 million, Axel Springer said today.

Most convertible debt has a valuation ceiling and also gets a discount on conversion.

Analysts also questioned the viability of the sale when Europe's telecommunications industry faces rising debt and falling valuations.

At the high end, the deal values Matahari at $3.4 billion, or nearly four times the $892 million valuation, including debt, at which CVC and its fellow investors acquired the department store operator in 2010.

Barclays, Britain's third-biggest bank, said on Thursday the writedown for its investment bank arm Barclays Capital was net of a 700 million pound gain on the fair valuation of debt it carries on its own books.