asset valuation
1asset valuation — asset value UK US noun [C or U] ACCOUNTING, FINANCE ► a figure showing the total value of the assets of a company or organization, often used by investors to study a company s share price, its value when sold, etc.: »The manager believes they had …
2Asset Valuation — The process of determining the current worth of a portfolio, company, investment, or balance sheet item. The tools used for asset valuation include quantitative methods and statistics, financial statement analysis, ratio analysis, fundamental… …
3Asset Valuation Reserve - AVR — Capital required to be set aside in order to cover a company against unexpected debt. The asset valuation reserve serves as a backup for equity and credit losses. A reserve will have capital gains or losses credited or debited against the reserve …
4asset valuation — 1) An assessment of the value at which the assets of an organization, usually the fixed assets, should be entered into its balance sheet. The valuation may be arrived at in a number of ways; for example, a revaluation of land and buildings would… …
5asset valuation — 1) An assessment of the value at which the assets of an organization, usually the fixed assets, should be entered into its balance sheet. The valuation may be arrived at in a number of ways; for example, a revaluation of land and buildings would… …
6Valuation Analysis — A form of fundamental analysis that looks to compare the valuation of one security to another, to a group of securities or within its own historical context. Valuation analysis is done to evaluate the potential merits of an investment or to… …
7asset value — The net market value of a corporation s assets on a per share basis, not the market value of the shares. A company is undervalued in the market when asset value exceeds market value. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * asset value asset value ➔ …
8Valuation Reserve — The funds set aside by life insurers as required by state law to compensate for declines in the value of investment instruments that are held by the insurance company as assets. Valuation reserves are required because life insurance contracts can …
9valuation — val·u·a·tion /ˌval yu̇ wā shən/ n 1: the act or process of valuing actuarial valuation of the assets and liabilities of a state pension fund; specif: appraisal of property valuation of marital property is a factual finding that will not be upset… …
10Valuation risk — combines aspects of data management, financial engineering and modelling and uncertainties related to the changing conditions of financial markets.Valuation Risks have a direct impact on internal and regulatory compliance, counterparty exposure… …
