The company didn't embed values to move away from fossil fuels, and so reverted to type.
To develop a definition and conceptual framework for VBR in Europe and to embed value-based radiology as a strategic paradigm for the Society's activities.
How do others, especially those in differing cultures, differing socio-economic and political perspectives embed values?
Following an eight-week consultation involving more than 9,000 nurses, midwives, care staff and patients, Ms Cummings will tell a conference in Manchester how she plans to embed values such as compassion, communication, and commitment in public health care.
She works with private sector leaders to embed values into their business mission, brand vision, policies, and practices.
That was approximately equal to its embedded value, a forward-looking benchmark for insurance valuation.
The business has some discrete operations within it that have embedded value, like Pepperidge Farm and Godiva chocolates.
At 1.7 times embedded value, a common insurance valuation metric, A.I.A. looks comparatively inexpensive.
Lombard had an embedded value of £651m at 30 June 2013, of which net worth (realisable) was £80m and value of in force was £571m, which is not cash.
Its balance sheet is comfortable and is relatively unaffected by market moves, yet the shares trade at just 55% of embedded value.
Shares of China's biggest insurance companies trade at 2 to 2.5 times their embedded value — up to 150 percent more than A.I.G. is likely to get elsewhere in Asia.
