Sentence examples for vested value from inspiring English sources

During this time the founders build the network with tokens being air-dropped for free or against a deposit (creating vested value for the "depositors" but without regulatory burden as they aren't actually purchasing tokens) to the actual early customers of the product.

If the employee quit after two years, meaning that the options would not become vested, the value of the options already listed as an expense would be added back to profits.

Under the proposed international standard, the company would estimate the likelihood that the options would not become vested, and reduce their value based on that assumption.

The more restrictions and the longer the duration before payout the larger it must be to offset the net present value of a vested compensation plan.

Traditionally, the government has "been considered a source of moral authority, official legitimacy and political stability…and …political language has been vested with an intrinsic instrumental value: its control represents the most suitable and effective way first to codify, and then widely convey, the orthodox state ideology" (Marinellin 2012: p26).

Stock award gains represent the market value of stock awards that vested during the year.

Although it will grant no more options, it will report as an expense the value of options that become vested over the next few years.

At BP, Lord Browne received $14.8 million in 2005, a mix of salary, bonus and the value of restricted shares that vested in February 2005 and 2006.

Students who are contributing to the cost of their college education are vested in their success and understand the value of the opportunity.

Then there's his total take-home pay, which includes salary, bonuses, benefits and the value of exercised stock options and vested stock.

Other Alteon employees who had not been with the company long enough for their shares to be vested were left with options that plummeted in value.