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valor nominal The value of a security that is set by the company issuing it; unrelated to market value.
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valor nominal Spanish
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Bajarin said he took Apple's announcement about Jobs' health on face value.
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His face value in the problem was that of a living wage.
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He accepted people at their face value and believed in human nature.
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At face value, this probably doesn't seem like much of a problem.
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Ukrainian bonds currently change hands for well below half their face value.
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And it would split its nominal value to 2 kobo from one naira.
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The dividend would take the form of a reduction in the shares' nominal value.
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The currency of the country had hardly a nominal value.
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The shareholders will have the biggest discount possible without touching the nominal value, he added.
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Humans are natural pack rats, and given the chance we'll stockpile anything of nominal value.
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Also, heifers suitable for delivery will be at par value with steers.
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The redemptions will take place on July 11 and will be at par value.
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The par value of these negotiable securities alone was nearly eight hundred thousand dollars.
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Says par value and issue price of T$5 million for the bonds .
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Both of them knew those CDOs were currently becoming very dangerous, losing their par value.
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The stock has a par value of 100 fils.
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I want their market value, not their par value.
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Recent price in the secondary market: 141% of par value.
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Another is a largely administrative, though sensible, move to attach a par value to Apple's common stock.
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If implemented, settlement of the bonds will be at par value 2 billion rand plus accrued interest.
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AIB has placed a portfolio of seven senior loans with a par value of £200 million on the market.
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Rockwood had set a minimum price at 850 euros per 1,000 euros par value.
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Says par value and issue price of T$100,000 for the bonds .
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I should advise her to accept a fair offer-sayseventy-fiveper cent of the par value of the stock.
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Shares par value one dollar.
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Consolidation, or shrinking the number of shares on offer, is one way of increasing the par value of each unit.