"evaluate assets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of examining assets in order to determine their worth. For example, "The financial analyst will need to evaluate assets before making a recommendation."
This is because without fixed priority, the economic rationale for securitizations – particularly reducing the costs of evaluating assets – would largely disappear.
As a blocking tactic, Aerospatiale has stopped the process of evaluating assets to be put into the Airbus corporate pot, while it merges with two other French groups.Airbus's new director-general, Noel Forgeard, says the conversion "can't not happen".
In order to start evaluating ecosystem and biodiversity risks, we propose that the financial sector will include risk assessments over longer periods of time, at least 20 years, especially when evaluating assets most directly related to resource extraction and cultivation (e.g. mining, oil, agriculture, etc.).
This attracted many new bidders, often from abroad and drove up prices.Having grown up in the old economy, DoveBid also has the know-how to offer all sorts of ancillary services, such as evaluating assets for buyers and helping them to work out how to ship heavy factory-equipment from, say, Chicago to Shanghai.
This demands a fresh set of questions when evaluating assets: Is digital expanding or reducing the profit pool for a target company's industry?
"Evaluating Asset-Market Effects of Unconventional Monetary Policy: A Multi-Country Review," Economic Policy, vol. 29 (October), pp. 749-99.
It was 2015, and I had been at my job for three years evaluating asset managers on behalf of endowments and foundations.
This may result from certain decisions that appear to deviate from the statutory language in a marked way and from others that have dilated perhaps longer than they should in evaluating asset sales that do not seem to come at all close to meeting the statutory trigger for a required stockholder vote.
It represents the percentage of defaulting loans or NPLs (debtor scheduled payments is overdue by 90 days or more) as gross advances made by a bank and evaluates asset quality based on the loan portfolio.
