Sentence examples for performing valuation from inspiring English sources

In it, Goldman pledged to provide "financial advice and assistance in connection with this potential transaction, which may include performing valuation analyses, searching for a purchaser acceptable to you, coordinating visits of potential purchasers, and assisting you in negotiating the financial aspects of the transaction".

A relatively new technique for performing valuation under uncertainty, value at risk (VaR), has been developed in the financial world.

Specifically, it investigated: (1) the effect of increasing the duration of lead time from 5 to 10 years in a lead-time TTO in which the duration of unhealthy time is 5 years and (2) the effect of a special design for visual aids to highlight the length of lead time and unhealthy time on the respondents' behavior when performing valuation tasks and on the resulting values.

In our study we observe a different pattern; however, one should keep in mind that local context may hinder the comparability of the values across countries, and one would need to perform the valuation exercise with both groups in the same country to draw conclusions.

Instead of walking around with some arbitrary number in your mind, hire someone to perform a valuation of your business.

Due to different health technology assessment (HTA) bodies requirements of the target population to perform the valuations, the study was performed with the UK general public and with disease-experienced people in Sweden with type 1 and type 2 diabetes [18, 19].

And perhaps most significantly, once a business starts paying the fee, they shouldn't have to worry about performing any more valuations — it's all handled automatically.

In some cases, those buying in bulk aren't even visiting the properties, merely performing complex mathematical valuations based on land and property records, as well as recent sales.

This study aims to fill this gap by performing a socio-cultural valuation of urban GI for climate adaptation that encompasses multiple dimensions: people's notion of and concerns about climate impacts, the degree to which people acknowledge the benefits of GI to alleviate such impacts, and people's preferences for different GI measures, including their willingness to pay (WTP).

This is a positive development but the shares have performed strongly and valuation is now stretched.

We perform a contingent valuation analysis in a representative sample of 218 households.