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Anticipated Holding Period
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Anticipated holding period
The period of time an individual expects to hold an asset.

Anticipated Holding Period
In a long position, the period of time during which one expects to own a security or other asset. The anticipated holding period is important to calculating the position's expected return. One may also determine the anticipated holding period for tax purposes because long-term investments are not taxed as heavily as short-term ones. See also: HPR


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Balance sheet growth could frankly have been better, and we are seeing an acceleration of loan pay-off activity as increased real estate valuations have shortened the duration of many of our commercial customer's anticipated holding periods.
Delinquency rates constitute material information for MBS investments because that data affects the investor's ability to evaluate the fair market value, the yields on the certificates and the anticipated holding periods of each of these securitizations.
The non-recurring provision for asset impairment resulted from the occurrence of, during the third and fourth quarters, certain events and circumstances, including changes to the Company's anticipated holding periods, reduced occupancy and limited leasing success, that indicated that certain properties were impaired on an other than temporary basis.
 
 
 
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