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capital loss

capital loss
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    • the amount by which the purchase price of an asset exceeds the selling price; the loss is realized when the asset is sold

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    1. Consequently, the net operating loss is EUR 2,749 million,Variations in working capital requirement.
    2. As for other yards, the aid was subdivided into old liabilities, fresh capital and loss compensation.
    3. “There must be no over-compensation of loss of capital value and of future income”
    4. Thus the deposited funds are not subject to a risk of loss of capital, but only of loss of interest [65].
    5. Credit institutions shall calculate their capital requirement as comprising both expected loss and unexpected loss, unless they can demonstrate that expected loss is adequately captured in their internal business practices.
    6. This would comprise first the loss of the Land’s share in BGB's capital (just under EUR 2 billion).
    7. Calculated cost items such as depreciation of environmental equipment, capital loss due to forced replacement or general overhead.
    8. Moreover, if profitable years followed loss-making ones, profit participation certificates would be replenished before IB's capital.
    9. This variable shall comprise income from realised and unrealised capital gains and losses carried through the profit and loss account.
    10. When required returns increase (for example owing to an increase in investors’ risk aversion), the price of zero coupon bonds falls, resulting in an immediate loss in capital.
    11. In the Commission's view, neither of these two factors prove that the risk of loss in insolvency or liquidation was qualitatively lower than for share capital.
    12. Germany also argued that the special-purpose assets were not exposed to the risk of loss in the same way as share capital.
    13. Projected profit and loss accounts for the next five years with estimated return on capital and sensitivity study based on several scenarios.
    14. New investors would decline to meet the company's demand for further capital and existing investors would eventually disinvest, even accepting a loss, if necessary, in order to reallocate their capital to more profitable investments.
    15. The loan loss impairment charges NR had to make negatively affected NR’s capital ratios to such an extent that in July 2008 it obtained a waiver from the UK Financial Services Authority (hereinafter ‘FSA’) which allowed it to include all available Tier-2 capital within the NR’s capital resources without restriction in order to meet its minimum regulatory capital requirements.