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Asset Valuation
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Asset Valuation
The process of determining the fair market value of an asset. This is done periodically when determining the value of real estate, a portfolio, an investment, an item on a balance sheet, or any number of other assets. There are a number of tools used for asset valuation, including the historical value, values of similar assets, current supply and demand, fundamental analysis, and so forth.


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in particular as regards the eligibility and valuation of assets covered by the risk shield and remuneration of the Lander (German federal regions) for the risk shield provided.
Specifically, they emphasize the need for comprehensive valuation procedures that include the use of independent valuation professionals, thorough written policies, establishment of valuation committees, oversight and other measures for the valuation of assets, particularly with regard to hard-to-value and illiquid assets.
He said that while it was not necessary to change valuation methods, the valuation of assets in illiquid markets remained a 'serious problem' to banks.
 
 
 
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