Sentence examples for noted valuation from inspiring English sources

Such a move would yield 4%. On June 3, when Molson Coors was trading above $46, Stifel Nicolaus analyst Mark Swartzberg set Molson Coors at "buy," upping his price target for the brewer to $54. Swartzberg noted valuation and the potential for cost-cutting measures at MillerCoors to trim $500 million in expenses off the company's bottom line.

A recent report by the Bank for International Settlements noted: "Valuations for many products will differ across institutions, especially for complex derivatives which may not trade on a regular basis.

Worth noting: Valuations don't tend to differ all that much in the early stages of a company's life.

The Bank of England's report on Tuesday noted that "valuations in some segments of the market, notably the prime London market, had become stretched".

To note: this valuation is subject to a successful debt exchange: this deal, Intelsat said, should reduce its debt load by $3.6 billion, leaving it with about $11.4 billion of debt.

Earlier, Sweary had noted that the valuation was "significantly" more than the $400 million valuation it had in last year's round.

As Buttonwood notes, valuations are still not cheap based on long-term earnings trends.

"There is no there there," Aswath Damodaran, a noted expert on valuation at N.Y.U.'s Stern School of Business, told me.

Laughing, he noted that the valuation in the next round of funding — "for a pre-launch company from very untested entrepreneurs who had very few customers" — was a hundred million dollars.

The most recent valuation noted in PitchBook was for $57 million, back in 2015.

Nevertheless, given the amount of available information and consensus about the deal, interviewees noted that standard valuation models were appropriate and the models were sophisticated enough to cover complexities.