Sentence examples for valuation class from inspiring English sources

Similarly, I would never suggest that laptops be banned from case exercises in an accounting, finance or valuation class.

As a teaching assistant in Yale SOM's unique Security Analysis & Valuation class, I invite you to explore the original work of students taking part in our spring 2016 class.

It will cover some topics/concepts that are in financial statement analysis, earnings quality, security analysis and valuation classes.

As a result of independent interest, we identify within the space of translation-invariant valuations the class of Klain Schneider continuous valuations, which strictly contains all continuous translation-invariant valuations.

He said he expected a close in the gap between the valuations of Class B shares, at an average of 22 times earnings, and A shares, at 63 times earnings.

In terms of valuation — if you calculate Class A, Class B, plus options for additional Class B for total shares outstanding totalling 664.84 million shares — this values Pinterest at $10.64 billion in the midrange ($16/share), with the full range being $10 billion (at $15/share) and $11.3 billion (at $17/share).

Most importantly, Citadel acquiring the portfolio for approximately 27 cents on a dollar offers at least some valuation for a class of securities that has virtually no market.

Intriguingly, Halliday and Matthiessen class valuation as a feature of tenor rather than one of field, and although this study did not look into this feature, this categorisation seems to reinforce the idea that the tenor of the situation has the strongest influence on perceived contextual formality and employed linguistic formality.

This will be done through a combination of formal lectures, cases and in-class valuation discussions.

It wasn't until more than year into a second devastating bear market — in November 2008 — that valuations for this class finally fell back to their historical average.

In our article, we put forward an economic prediction that the performance and valuation of dual-class companies will decline as the time from the IPO passes, and we called for empirical work that will test this prediction.