Sentence examples for valuation rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cohn said that Goldman's collateral demands of A.I.G. were justified under the bank's valuation rules.

When stock prices rose to insanely high levels, it was time to jump in because the old valuation rules clearly no longer applied.

I took as a source for my selection process a database that reflects the decisions of the EU directives and the Transnational Accounting (TRANSACC) editors to describe important recognition and valuation rules.

Worse, companies have had little time to apply the complex valuation rules, because these were not finalised until late last year, owing to a protracted tussle between standard-setters and European financial-industry regulators, the affected companies and politicians.

A possible compromise for such cases might be to make sure the details of the options packages are clearly, prominently and fully disclosed and let investors apply their own valuation rules.

Even so, the PPF revealed in July that the total deficit in company pensions under its valuation rules is £134 billion.That estimate is broadly equivalent to the £130 billion deficit that companies are registering under the FRS17 accounting standard, according to new figures this week from the regulator.

This might seem in contradiction with our linear valuation rule for cash flows or with the additive appearance of the abstract FVA formula (4).

The application of such a valuation rule by a central authority would increase when-flexibility (lower compliance costs) without violating the cumulative environmental integrity of the system.

The valuation convention, the first-class tickets, that confuses the inclusion is derivative from the F.E.C. rule and old tax rules; it is not the current I.R.S. rule.

It has even slightly relaxed provisioning requirements and rules on valuation to speed an expansion of credit.

"When the Mexican crisis occurred, the Asians said, 'That will happen in Mexico, it won't happen here.' Then when the Asian meltdown happened, the perception here was, 'That's happening in emerging countries.' " Each time, she says, people believe that because of new technology or policy, "the old rules of valuation don't apply".