Sentence examples for fair value price from inspiring English sources

That understanding may help courts and others decide on criteria for settling on a specific "fair value" price.

The computer compares the offers from Wall Street against market prices and the Fed's own calculation of what constitutes a "fair value" price.

Shareholders dissenting from the agreed upon price sued for appraisal rights, and the Delaware Chancery Court awarded those shareholders a "fair value" price of $17.62 per share on May 31, 2016 (In re: Appraisal of Dell Inc., C.A. No. 9322-VCL).

"Looking at the long term prospects for Santander, which are very bright even considering short term challenges, the shares are fairly valued where they are," said Morningstar equity analyst Maclovio Pina, who had set a fair value price of $13 for Santander's U.S. traded stock.

Our fair value price estimate for Invesco shares is approximately $41.

Hatfield believes a fair value price would be higher than $30 per share, a significant premium to Wednesday's closing price of $25.08, which gave the company a market value of $410.5 million.

They say funds already have the authority to use such a system, since the S.E.C. allows funds to use what is known as "fair value pricing," in effect, determining the value of their holdings on a basis other than a stock's closing trades.

For those who are still unsure if they should list their bikes, for fear of theft or damage, the startup has also introduced the Spinlister Guarantee, which will insure the fair-value price of a bike for up to $5,000.

These might justify smaller rental yields and thus a higher fair-value price-to-rents ratio than suggested by history.

If funds did not use fair-value pricing, they would have to explain why.However, fair-value pricing may also be open to abuse, because of its subjectivity.

Mr. Beyerl said Fidelity uses fair-value pricing techniques when conditions warrant.