Sentence examples for fair valuations from inspiring English sources

Fair valuations need expertise and independent judgment both in short supply in China.

Several firms have emerged to provide fair valuations to fund managers and to stave off this type of arbitrage.

Some investment advisers are taking the latest data at face value; they view it as one more reason, in addition to factors like fair valuations and a friendly Fed, to think the stock market rally has further to run.

By contrast, international accounting standards are built on foundations that China does not possess, such as experience of truthful record-keeping and deep, clean, markets so that "fair" valuations can be placed on financial instruments, property and softer assets like brands and intellectual property.

I spent my days meeting companies, figuring out what areas of the market interested me and trying to get a sense for how VCs thought about fair valuations.

In the process, valuations -- for bonds, commodities, currencies, and equities -- could well diverge for a while from what many deem to be historically fair valuations.

"The value of investing in a place like D.C. is that you can find a company doing extremely cool stuff, but still get a fair valuation," he said.

Since August 2008, the developer has paid $33,000 per year in rent while the sides attempted to determine a fair valuation of the property.

Mr. Shavitz did not respond when asked if he hired advisers to determine whether he had been paid a fair valuation for his stake.

At the heart of Lehman's case is fair valuation of the defunct bank's $70bn book of securities at the time of its collapse.

JAMES SUROWIECKI: Yes, I think will probably make it harder for other companies to access the IPO window, and, as I said earlier, probably make it harder for companies that do go public to get a fair valuation.