| Since we computed the bank discount rate from the dollar discount and the investment, all we have to do is reverse the process. |
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| In this economic environment the average discount rate on Treasury bills is 4.95 per cent. |
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| The bank discount rate normalizes by the face value of the security and understates the true yield earned by investors. |
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| The bank discount rate might also be tied to the amount of monthly charges. |
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| Believing one of every 10 happy-talk words that the leaders utter about their confabs would seem to be the appropriate discount rate. |
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| The discount rate is essentially the interest rate that banks and other depository institutions are charged to borrow from the Federal Reserve. |
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| Tesco also offers new customers a discount rate of 4.9 per cent on balances transferred, for the first six months. |
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| The argument was that the discount rate should be reduced to counteract the effect of the higher rate tax on the award. |
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| The Dow has rallied in the last two weeks following the last cut in the discount rate by the Federal Reserve. |
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| A high discount rate may underestimate the liability that followed from negative cash-flows and thus embellish the prospects unduly. |
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| The discount rate is determined by current market assessment of the time value of money and risk specific to the liability. |
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| Discounting means selling the bill for cash at a discount, which depends on the discount rate and the number of days the bill has to run to maturity. |
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| The discount rate corresponds to the prime interest rate in the country concerned. |
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| A decrease by one point in the discount rate would correspond to a 22 per cent increase in the value of the liability. |
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| The appropriate discount rate has been one of the critical issues under debate in the environmental literature. |
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| In the case of plans that have only retiree members, we base the discount rate on current annuity rates. |
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| Given the rate of inflation, interest and other macroeconomic factors, a discount rate should be decided upon to adjust the value of benefits. |
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| Key assumptions include discount rate and the possibility to sublease vacated premises. |
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| This is a departure from the standard traditional model of a constant discount rate for all time to come. |
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| The appropriate discount rate for the cash flows being measured must be inferred from the observable rate of interest in that other asset. |
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| A discount rate was then applied to determine the net present value of a 20 year stream of income. |
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| This also involves using the cost of equity as discount rate instead of the Weighted Average Cost of Capital. |
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| I also point out, though, that the interchange rate is part of the merchant discount rate. |
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| A lower discount rate results in a higher obligation, which could at some level require us to make contributions to the plan. |
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| In many cases we do not know the merchant discount rate because we need to have the consent of retailers to get that. |
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| The accrued obligation increases with age and is significantly impacted by changes in the discount rate. |
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| The discount rate, which is used to determine the accrued benefit obligation, is based on market interest rates on high-quality, long-term bonds. |
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| The consolidated entity determines the appropriate discount rate to be used at the end of each year. |
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| Use of a discount rate removes the time value of money from future cash flows. |
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| A simple discounted cash flow analysis was done using an assumed discount rate of 10 per cent. |
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| The discount rate used in the discounted cash flow model incorporates a measure of risk. |
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| What discount rate do consumers use to weigh higher purchase cost now vs. fuel cost savings in the future? |
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| Someone who doesn't know the difference between the fed funds rate and the discount rate. |
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| Since the district banks are owned not by the federal government but by the commercial banks, reductions in the discount rate do not affect the public treasury. |
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| As a sidelight, including the other bank discount rate recommendations might also capture the effects of some omitted variables. |
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| There is today, however, a danger that the global slowdown in demand will continue to weaken exports and to frustrate the advantage of the discount rate of the euro, which is threatened by the fall in value of the dollar. |
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| The discount rate is the interest rate banks pay when they borrow from Federal Reserve Banks. |
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| Each year, the discount rate is adjusted to the prevailing yield of high quality corporate bonds that have maturity dates approximating to the terms of the benefit obligations. |
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| The future cash flows are discounted to their present value using a discount rate that reflects current market assessments of the time value of money and the risks specific to the asset. |
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| The pension expense for the defined benefit component is primarily sensitive to the pension fund investment performance and the discount rate used. |
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| However, in cases of prompt notification, the discount rate is the one in effect at the time when the terms and conditions of the aid loan were fixed. |
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| In the meantime, while the Canadian economy seems to fair better than that of our southern neighbours, the Bank of Canada is attempting to stimulate the Canadian economy by reducing its official discount rate. |
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| The U. S. Dollar rose against the EUR on Monday as investors worried about the sustainability of the economic recovery in the wake of last week's discount rate rise by the Federal Reserve. |
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| The terminal value is calculated by capitalizing projected cash flows for the last year covered by the business plan, using a growth rate that reflects the outlook for the market concerned and applying a discount rate. |
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| To reflect the nearness of the probable date of occurrence of the expenses, the provisions are increased each year on a prorated basis at the discount rate defined by Solvay's corporate finance department. |
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| In actual experience, a change in the discount rate may be the result of changes in a number of underlying assumptions which could amplify or reduce the impact on the valuation. |
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| If the same discount rate is used to estimate the ceded present value and net present value, then any two of the three items would be estimated directly, subject to the other considerations listed here. |
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| This discount rate is re-evaluated at each measurement date. |
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| We charge the merchant or online biller a percentage fee, depending on whether it's a per-transaction fee, a discount rate, or whatever fee. It depends on the category. |
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| The preceding data in this note conforms with current accounting standards that specify use of a discount rate at which postretirement liabilities could be effectively settled. |
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| We have assigned the value based on the tenant buying back the property based on the NOI at the end and a cap rate equal to the discount rate used to calculate the present value of the overall transaction. |
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| Hence, all things being equal, the increase in the discount rate used by UNICEF resulted in a lower after-service health insurance liability compared with the previous financial period. |
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| The outcome depends on the choices of which externalities to measure, what shadow price is chosen to represent each of them, and what discount rate is picked. |
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| In the event of a sale of the liability, the purchaser is likely to require the discount rate to be the liquid risk-free rate and perhaps even lower to compensate for the illiquidity and uncertainty of the liability. |
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| They are: Jan. 22 when it cut the discount rate. |
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| The discount rate was left at 6.25percentt. |
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| One disadvantage of the hyperbolic function is that age-price functions estimated from a hyperbolic function require an assumption to be made about a real discount rate. |
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| Also related is the reduction of the federal funds target rate and the discount rate by the Federal Reserve, which tends to steepen the yield curve. |
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