Sentence examples for improperly valued from inspiring English sources

The investigation, led by Michael J. Cavanagh, the bank's former chief financial officer, found that some traders might have improperly valued their positions as losses mounted.

While the details of the claims were not disclosed, an internal investigation conducted by JPMorgan found that some traders in Mr. Martin-Artajo's division might have improperly valued their positions.

"After an exhaustive investigation the examiner made no findings in his report that Lehman's assets or liabilities were improperly valued or accounted for incorrectly in Lehman's November 30, 2007 financial statements," he said.

Last fall, the United States attorney's office in Manhattan subpoenaed him and other former Lehman executives as part of an investigation into whether the firm improperly valued its commercial real estate holdings, among other things.

Coke also found that it had improperly valued some equipment and said it would take a $9 million write-down that would not be "financially significant" to its results.

The SEC also found 80 cases of utterly fictitious revenues and 21 cases of improperly valued revenue, such as the right-of-return cases mentioned earlier.

On Tuesday, the Senate passed a bill that would require the Treasury Department to order the Commerce Department to impose tough tariffs on certain Chinese goods in the event of a finding by the Treasury that China was improperly valuing its currency to gain an economic advantage.

As DealBook reported last October, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has been examining whether four traders in the London office of JPMorgan's chief investment office may have broken laws by improperly valuing the securities that led to the trading loss, which has topped $6 billion.

NEW YORK TIMES   Regulators Approve Start of $2 Billion Asian Fund  |  Carl Huttenlocher, who was accused of improperly valuing assets when he was the head of Highbridge Capital Management's Asia unit, said he got permission from regulators to start a new fund, and was seeking to raise $2 billion to invest in Asian corporate securities, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Grassley has also asked the SEC's inspector general to examine why the agency dropped an earlier investigation of Bear Stearns for improperly valuing its mortgage-related investments.

Grassley has also asked the SEC's inspector general to examine why the agency dropped an investigation of Bear Stearns for improperly valuing its mortgage-related investments.