Betekenis van:
face value

face value
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the apparent worth as opposed to the real worth

    Hyperoniemen

    face value
    Zelfstandig naamwoord
      • the value of a security that is set by the company issuing it; unrelated to market value

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      Hyperoniemen

      Werkwoord

      face value

      Voorbeeldzinnen

      1. We shouldn't accept his explanation at face value.
      2. He's so credulous. He takes everything you say at face value.
      3. Other valuation effects — face value
      4. Total face value of collector coins put into circulation, aggregated over all denominations.
      5. National net issuance of collector coins (value) Total face value of collector coins put into circulation, aggregated over all denominations.
      6. In effect, therefore, an additional benefit, beyond the face value of the DEPB licence, accrued under the DEPB scheme.
      7. Stocks and flows of quoted shares are reported at market value, stocks and flows of securities other than shares at face value.
      8. In participating Member States where the NCB is the only coin-issuing entity, the sum of the face values of the stocks described in data items 5.1 and 5.3 is identical to the face value reported under data item 6.3
      9. The value of the credit protection recognised shall be the following:(a) where the instrument will be repurchased at its face value, the value of the protection shall be that amount;
      10. Although the successful bid was at face value not the highest one, this is not in itself irrefutable evidence of aid.
      11. Total face value of collector coins credited to the legal issuer(s) and held by the NCB and coin-issuing third parties
      12. The latter usually commemorate an event or a personality and are issued at face value for a limited period and in limited quantities.
      13. Following this approach, the calculation of this difference is, however, not equal to the face value of the two offers, which would amount to EUR 54,7 million.
      14. The latter usually commemorate an event or a personality and are issued at face value for a limited period and in limited quantities. ‘Coin-issuing entities’
      15. Valuation effects on debt [2A.29] is equal to foreign exchange holding gains and losses [2A.30], plus other valuation effects — face value [2A.31].