Sentence examples for valuation exchange from inspiring English sources

A 15percentt decline in Regus's stock price the day the talks were announced "threw off all the valuation exchange ratios" for the proposed purchase, said Scott H. Rechler, chief executive of FrontLine, which is based in New York.

A better 'E' in TED would stand for economics, and the need for, yes imagining and designing, different systems of valuation, exchange, accounting of transaction externalities, financing of coordinated planning, etc.

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Microsoft previously bought a $240 million stake in Facebook at a massive $15 billion valuation, in exchange for global advertising rights.

I would take a lower valuation in exchange for bringing in world-class investors that can create the right structure for future success.

The other granted the magical, in the founders' but not investors' minds, $1 billion valuation in exchange for a set of onerous preferences.

Yet, instead of revitalizing the language of criticism to mirror the new international order of valuation and exchange, many within the new class of art patrons, critics, and collectors of the Western markets retain the language and fixed values of colonialist authority.

An alternative reason is put forward by the head of a leading investment bank (not the underwriter), who contends that the current high valuation for exchanges is no different from the current high valuation for top-tier New York apartments.

Right now, some funds are giving in to founder desires for 'unicorn' raises and valuations in exchange for relatively onerous terms.

It's also exploiting its premium valuation: the Singapore exchange is valued at 28 times 2011 earnings, versus the multiple of 23 times it is offering for its Australian rival, according to Deutsche Bank.

Mr. Smith, 28, works in Manhattan as a manager of foreign exchange valuations for International Fund Services, a hedge fund administration subsidiary of State Street Bank, the Boston investment bank.