Sentences with phrase «book value of»

In fact, with a debt to total assets ratio of approximately 98 percent, virtually any bid General Growth receives in today's environment will be at a discount to the book value of its properties, says Suzanne Mulvee, senior real estate economist with Property & Portfolio Research, a Boston - based research firm.

A «growth» company is not defined as one whose returns are expected to grow strongly: instead, it's a company whose stock price is already inflated relative to its earnings or the book value of its assets.

The Company has a total asset book value of $ 14.7 billion including approximately 4,100 properties and 94.4 million square feet.

In Georgia, you are awarded the blue book value of the car if it has been declared as a complete loss.

This means that, in the event of a total loss accident, you will compensated for the Kelley Blue Book value of the motorcycle, minus the deductible.

It is important to note that while the initial value of your car may influence your premium rate, your insurance company will only reimburse you for the blue book value of your car.

However, it will only reimburse for the blue book value of a car, not the cost you initially paid.

If your car needs to be replaced your insurance company will only reimburse you for the blue book value of your car, not the initial sticker price.

However, just like collision coverage, your insurance company will pay for damages, minus your deductible, and will cover only the book value of the motorcycle.

(2) The items on the balance sheet of the insurer that show the book value of property owned.

Collision insurance usually covers the book value of the motorcycle before the loss occurred.

You should bear in mind that insurance rates in Florida vary from one insurance provider to the other and are mostly influenced by certain factors including type of coverage, number of coverage, your past driving record, current driver's license status, make and model of your car, number of traffic violations, number of safety features or systems installed, the book value of the car, overall safety rating, safety of your environment, driving habit (how often you drive), your credit score, age, gender, and others.

If a car accident causes your vehicle to be totaled, then you will be reimbursed for the blue book value of your vehicle.

Here also, the insurance company covers the book value of the vehicle and pays for damages minus the deductible amount.

Moreover, while the initial price tag of the vehicle is a factor, if the vehicle is totaled you will only be reimbursed for the blue book value of the car.

The Corporation's book value shall be equal to the excess of the book value of the total assets of the Corporation, including any proceeds of insurance policies / excluding the proceeds of any insurance policies owned by the Corporation on the lives of its shareholders, over the book value of the Corporation's total liabilities, excluding the Corporation's liability under this Agreement to purchase the shares for which the purchase price is being measured, based on the Corporation's books and records.

If this course of action is taken, the South Carolina car insurance company will pay the owner a cash sum based on the Kelley Blue Book value of the auto.

For example, if you vehicle has a blue book value of 18,000 dollars and you financed 24,000, but have left to pay the bank an amount of 22,000 dollars then you have a 4,000 dollar «gap»

Insurance companies pay out the blue book value of the car, not the initial sticker price.

The amount of the car insurance settlement offer will be anywhere from the book value of the vehicle with pain and suffering, medical insurance payments, loss of work, and a plethora of other things that will be thrown into the final check value.

Sometimes referred to as an umbrella rider, gap insurance will pay the difference between the actual book value of your car, and the remaining balance on your car loan — if the amount that you owe on a car is higher than what the car is actually worth.

«For example, if your car has a Kelly Blue Book value of $ 5,000 and you get into an accident costing $ 3,500 in repairs, you haven't been allocating your money correctly if you've been paying for collision all this time.»

Most sellers will first check the Blue Book value of their vehicle and set a price based on this number.

This had the result of transferring to O'Hara a twenty percent minority interest in assets having a 1976 book value of about $ 2,115,000, or an interest worth somewhat over $ 420,000.

Research has played a central part in all their projects which include the book The Value of Things (Birkhauser / August 2000), Give & Take at the V & A Museum and Capitalinaugurating Contemporary Interventions series at Tate Modern (2001).

All assets of the Group reside in the UK, with the exception of non-current assets with a net book value of # 400,000 (2016: # 242,000) which were located in India and Canada.

The book value of an entity is an accountant's view of the value of the company.

The book value of a company is an accounting term for its net worth, its assets minus its liabilities.

Floyd Norris asks, «Wachovia went out with a book value of $ 75 billion.

WFC had a book value of $ 33.69 as the end of the quarter, up 7 % from the previous year.

But this is incorrect: he should have adjusted his cost base by adding the $ 0.45 in reinvested distributions, resulting in a book value of $ 15.45 per share.

In the four years after the date of selection, the earnings of the companies in the lowest price - to - book value quintile (average price - to - book value of 0.36) increase 24.4 %, more than the companies in the highest price - to - book value quintile (average price - to - book value of 3.42), whose earnings increased only 8.2 %.

At a book value of $ 0.19 per share and no revenue since 2003, how exactly do you think that OXGN is worth more than what it's trading for?

Operating profitability's break - even, on average, but I suspect the book value of GBP 1.4 mio is understated.

There is almost always a difference between the book value of the assets, expressed by the NAV, and the market value.

The bank account is worth only its book value of $ 100 (the annual interest payment of $ 5 divided by my desired return of 5 %).

Now, at that price, the investment case for WCG looked a lot stronger to me; with book value of around $ 21 / share (mostly in cash) the stock was trading at less than 50 % of book.

On emergence, the company had a book value of about $ 38 / share (remember this represents «fresh start accounting value», an estimate of true asset value at the time of exit from bankruptcy, not a historical cost number) and about $ 0.9 billion in long - term debt vs. pre-petition debt of $ 4.8 billion

In your question and link about a Capital Cost Allowance, you are looking at the book value of an asset.

But it's difficult to say what the true book value of Berkshire Hathaway is.

You would need to adjust the book value of the fund upwards for every reinvested distribution or you could end up reporting capital gains that didn't exist and paying a large amount of unnecessary tax.

Book value of the company was about $ 37 / share at the end of the 3rd quarter, a decrease of about 5 % from the $ 39 / share at the beginning of the year.

If that happens to a high degree, it will worsen the gap between the market value and book value of assets, which will be covered by the wrappers in the short run, but will reduce the fund's yield as they pay the wrappers back.

Yes, I can lose book value of 50 % in a really bad crash, but why would the market not go back up after that?

Similarly, if a banking company is trading at a price to book value of 4x compared to the industry average of 9x, then again the bargain hunters first need to investigate the reason behind the low valuation of that stock before concluding it as a value stock.

The market value of all securities, including common and preferred stocks, is based upon the market's perception of value and not necessarily the book value of an issuer or other objective measures of a company's worth.

If the payout ratio is 50 percent, our investor will get $ 6 via dividends and a further $ 6 from the increase in the book value of the business, which will, of course, be reflected in the market value of his holdings.

Seeing as BRK's stock repurchase program outlined by Buffett can be triggered @ 1.1 x book value this means that once BRK reports 1Q ’12 results they may already be there by looking at the book value of their investment portfolio only!!!

Book Value: The book value of a company is the company's net worth, as measured by its total assets minus its total liabilities.

Berkshire was a Ben Graham cigar butt — it was trading at around $ 7 and had net working capital of $ 10, and book value of $ 20.