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(It is expected to fetch a market value of more than $100 billion through the I.P.O).

Next month a painting by another less popular Abstract Expressionist is expected to fetch a record price at auction.

It was bought for £266,500, after it was expected to fetch a maximum bid of £8,000.

Although they have a face value of £900m, they are expected to fetch a fraction of that amount.

As a result, BankUnited is widely expected to fetch a premium valuation to its $1.2 billion book value, or assets minus liabilities.

The two Impressionist masterworks — on the block May 3 at Sotheby's — are expected to fetch a total of $5 million, at least.

On April 12, the house sells off an impressive cache of jewels; the top lot, a purplish-pink diamond that weighs in at more than ten carats, is expected to fetch an astronomical price.

A sealed plastic container submerged within the yeast spread held several rocks—expected to fetch an estimated NZ$17,000 on the street.

According to one estimate [Research Professor Rupa Chanda, Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore] medical tourism is expected to fetch an impressive USD 4 trillion on a worldwide scale [ 14].

Deloitte's director of sports business, Paul Rawnsley, told Forbes.com that the average sales growth for a premier league team over the past decade was around 16.0%, and that it could expect to fetch a price at around 1.5-2 times annual sales.

The company's most recent prospectus disclosed that the exchange operator had expected to fetch $16 to $18 a share.