Sentences with phrase «firm as a going concern»

Interested as I am in the firm as a going concern, as opposed to its liquidation value, I would likely assess the probability of a cash shortage and that would lead to an estimated cost of capital for future CF, but if I discount further the value of negative CF there's a risk of double dipping on the cash burn situation.

Not exact matches

My concern as a fan (for whatever that is worth), is that they can get as good a look at Webb as possible in the same sort of scenarios that they are looking at Darnold, Rosen, Mayfield, and Allen so they can really go into the draft with a firm idea as to whether Webb has it in him to be as good or better than those guys.

After negotiating all through last night, creditors and Najafi failed to reach an agreement that would have forced the Phoenix - based firm to keep the company operating as a going concern, Borders» lawyers said.

I went to the management of the firm that was a new client of ours and expressed my concerns, saying that they would lose all customization and control of results by outsourcing investment accounting — it could never be as responsive as retaining «in - house» staff.

For mature, going concerns, the after - tax operating income and free cash flow to the firm will be positive (at least on average) and that cash flow is used to service debt payments as well as to provide cash flows to equity in the form of dividends and stock buybacks.

Going concern A firm is seen as a «going concern» if its auditors believe it will stay in business for the «foreseeable future&raGoing concern A firm is seen as a «going concern» if its auditors believe it will stay in business for the «foreseeable future&ragoing concern» if its auditors believe it will stay in business for the «foreseeable future».

The program also comes without blackout dates and without foreign transaction fees, an important concern as the firm looks to go global.

And citing similarities to Arthur Andersen, where the government tried to take the whole firm down, the editorial expressed concern that by going after the law firm, DOJ would harm not just the bad actor lawyers, but bring damage to its support staff and other innocent employees as well.

As I questioned back here: Are firms going green because of concern for the environment and sustainability — or because going green lets them make more green?

As far as privacy concerns go, the Web sites attorneys are visiting are likely tracked by firms in any event (though I guess there's a subtle difference between your employer seeing the URL of your favorite porn site and actually having the «Picture of the Day» pop up on the screen of the IT guy doing the monitoringAs far as privacy concerns go, the Web sites attorneys are visiting are likely tracked by firms in any event (though I guess there's a subtle difference between your employer seeing the URL of your favorite porn site and actually having the «Picture of the Day» pop up on the screen of the IT guy doing the monitoringas privacy concerns go, the Web sites attorneys are visiting are likely tracked by firms in any event (though I guess there's a subtle difference between your employer seeing the URL of your favorite porn site and actually having the «Picture of the Day» pop up on the screen of the IT guy doing the monitoring).

You might be frustrated at how best to achieve greater diversity in a profession that remains too white, middle - class, and male to differing degrees in differing parts; you might be anxious about how you are going to pay your way through law school and how much debt you are going to have at the end of it; alternatively, you might well be vexed about the oversupply of graduates who never achieve legal careers; you might be concerned about preserving the unique identity of your profession (as many at the Bar are); or you might just want to ensure that new recruits in law firms have a basic grip of the fundamentals and can do something useful on day one.

This is not only the right thing to do, it is good business sense for anyone seeking to restructure a firm successfully and preserve as much of the human capital component of the firm's going concern value.

We viewed filing for Chapter 11 as the least bad option to provide for the possibility that [Kelley & Ferraro] could continue as a going concern, and that the value of the client relationships could be realized for the creditors, whether it's [Kelley's] ex-wife or the other owners of the firm.»

I mean, basically this was sort of like a business and enterprise look at Cloud that she did, but there were a couple of things I thought were interesting there and one is, there is a kind of shift as there is the acceptance of use of the Cloud too, away from their focus on data security and cost that we used to do, and I think a lot of the law firms do to more of a concerned about am I locked into a vendor, if I go to Cloud, how do I get my data out?

Are they really looking to make history as the biggest payout in the firm's history, or are they more concerned with finding a lawyer who is going to listen, remain responsive, and make it easy to work with throughout the lifespan of a case?