Significados de embed value en inglés

Embedded value is a measure of future cash flows in life insurance.

That means Dai-ichi's market value would be 60 percent of its embedded value.

Embedded value is a popular gauge used in insurance M&A.

The settlement impacts ASR's embedded value to the tune of 780 million euros, ASR said in a statement.

Hibernian attributed last year's loss, as measured using the European Embedded Value, to once-off "assumption changes".

Embedded value, a widely used measure in the insurance industry, values companies based on future earnings from current policies.

Friends said this month 160p was the embedded value of the shares, reflecting the actuarial value of the company.

Dah Sing's insurance business has an embedded value of about $500 million, one of the people said.

The move is expected to boost the insurer's embedded value operating profit by at least 100 million pounds this year.

At the £273.6 million and 1.4 times embedded value, New Ireland did not come cheap.

The insurer's embedded value operating profit grew 25 percent to $1.51 billion, AIA said.

Pru estimates the embedded value of the acquisition will be 865 million pounds at the end of June, before cost savings.

The group has retained Widows because it is allowed under current regulations to double-count the insurer's embedded value toward its own capital.

Both China Life and Ping An trade more than 2 times price to embedded value due to their higher growth rates in China.

Total operating profit came in at £2.54 billion ($5.17 billion) on a European embedded value basis.

Investment fluctuations and higher interest rates shaved €189 million off the embedded value of the life business, leaving IL&P with the loss.