Sentence examples for loss valuation from inspiring English sources

Equity is an important issue in the context of productivity loss valuation.

There's a lot to give him vertigo: stock indexes driven upward by only a handful of companies (see chart); investors more attentive to a company's price appreciation than its earnings growth; risk defined as deviation from a statistical benchmark rather than potential for loss; valuations at double replacement cost.

Rakuten added that the (non-consolidated) loss on valuation of stocks of subsidiaries and affiliates came in at 62.3 billion JPY, that's around $554 million.

investments, it says it has conducted an extensive analysis of the losses it could face, and thinks they will come in between $1.2 billion and $2.4 billion — not the $19.3 billion GAAP valuation loss.

According to a 2004 report by the Congressional Research Service, targeted firms suffer an average loss in stockmarket valuation of between $50m£31m1m) and $200m£124m4m), with total consumer and business losses estimated at more than $200bn£124bnbn) per year.

But S&P said it believes AIG will "ultimately recover a meaningful portion of the 2007 unrealized market valuation loss, but the timing and the amount are difficult to estimate".

First, utilities have suffered vast losses in asset valuation.

It had to put money aside to cover valuation losses on its holdings in real estate, insurers like Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance and leisure facilities like golf courses.

The first is to warn the US to avoid policies that would lead to a crash of the dollar, and so inflict huge valuation losses on the dollar component – estimated at $1.2 trillionn – of China's foreign exchange reserves.

If the housing market deteriorates further, AIG could report additional valuation losses and impairment charges, Sullivan added.

One positive for banking stocks: if the Nikkei continues to rally, it could ease pressure on the banks to recognize valuation losses on their stock holdings.