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1Adjusted present value — (APV) is a business valuation method. APV is the net present value of a project if financed solely by ownership equity plus the present value of all the benefits of financing. Firstly, it was studied by Stewart Myers, a professor at the MIT Sloan …
2Equity-indexed annuity — An equity index annuity in the United States is a type of tax deferred annuity whose credited interest is linked to an equity index SEE EXAMPLE HERE>> [http://ffradvisor.com/marketindex.html] , and typically uses the S P 500 or international… …
3Adjusted Book Value — A measure of a company s valuation after liabilities, including off balance sheet liabilities, and assets are adjusted to reflect true fair market value. The potential downside of using an adjusted book value is that a business could be worth… …
4Adjusted Liabilities — The liabilities of an insurance company that differ from the company s statutory liabilities due to adjustments. It is calculated by taking the statutory liability and subtracting the interest maintenance reserve and asset valuation reserve.… …
5Adjusted Surplus — The surplus (assets minus liabilities) of an insurance company that differs from the company s statutory surplus due to adjustments. It is calculated by taking the statutory surplus plus the Interest Maintenance Reserve and Asset Valuation… …
6Adjusted Closing Price — A stock s closing price on any given day of trading that has been amended to include any distributions and corporate actions that occurred at any time prior to the next day s open. The adjusted closing price is often used when examining… …
7Equity Method — An accounting technique used by firms to assess the profits earned by their investments in other companies. The firm reports the income earned on the investment on its income statement and the reported value is based on the firm s share of the… …
8adjusted present value — A calculation of the all equity net present value of an investment or project that is then adjusted to allow for any other impacts, for example any tax concessions on financing. See also: net present value, present value …
9adjusted present value — A calculation of the all equity net present value of an investment or project that is then adjusted to allow for any other impacts, for example any tax concessions on financing. See also net present value; present value …
10equity method — A method of accounting for associated undertakings in which the investor initially discloses in its financial statements the amount of the investment at its cost, identifying any goodwill arising. In subsequent periods the carrying amount is… …
