Sentence examples for valuation applied from inspiring English sources

The decision by US ratings agency Standard & Poor's to downgrade several of the eurozone's largest members on Friday will not impact the valuation applied by the ECB to sovereign bonds used by banks to borrow from the central bank.

And the lofty valuation applied to Facebook's shares in the IPO could limit any upside in their price, making it harder for the firm to use stock options to lure bright engineers to it.

Thus, desktop valuation applies the most standard valuation models and derives ranges of valuation that become useful during the bargaining process.

The second paper, "Complex derivatives valuation: applying the Least-Squares Monte Carlo Simulation Method with several polynomial basis", by Ursula Silveira Monteiro de Lima and Carlos Patricio Samanez, investigates the Least-Squares Monte Carlo Method in pricing four different types of American Asian Options by using four different polynomial basis through three different sets of parameters.

Our study shows that economic valuation alone would miss nuances that socio-cultural valuation as applied in this paper can reveal.

Furthermore, the presence of spatial autocorrelation reveals important regional variation in these factors suggesting significant inconsistencies in the valuation policy applied by the LVC.

We systematically examine the landscape of IC valuation methods applied and addressed in the literature, and we extend one model by selecting monetary proxies for human, structural and relational capital.

The total economic value approach was used, and the valuation techniques applied are a combination of stated and revealed preference methods.

In this study, due to the lack of an available value set for the Greek population, an EQ-5D index was derived based on the TTO valuation technique applied to the United Kingdom population (York A1 Tariff) [ 17].

Each health state will be translated in the corresponding valuation by applying the Spanish general population utility weights, resulting in valuations from 1 (optimal health) through 0 (as bad as death) to negative values (worse than death).

We use a consistent valuation methodology (applying the average Tour Operator PE of around 11 times on 2016 EPS) and our price target moves to 110p from 122p.