Institution and Valuation: Difference between pages

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An assessment of value.

Valuation generally includes both calculation and the exercise of professional experience and judgement.

Some simpler types of valuation may be predominantly, or entirely, based on calculations.

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-. ''Financial markets regulation.''
+An assessment of value.
-In financial markets regulation, 'institutions' include credit institutions and investment firms.
+Valuation generally includes both calculation and the exercise of professional experience and judgement.
+Some simpler types of valuation may be predominantly, or entirely, based on calculations.
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-As a description of market participants, 'institutional' investors are professional investors who invest on behalf of others.
+==See also==
+* [[Actuarial valuation]]
+* [[Credit valuation adjustment]]
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+* [[Dividend growth model]]  = dividend valuation model
+* [[Evaluation]]
+* [[Measurement]]
+* [[Multiples valuation]]
+* [[Net asset valuation]]
+* [[Real options valuation]]
+* [[Risk neutral valuation]]
+* [[Valuation agent]]
+* [[Valuation basis]]
+* [[Valuation inputs]]
+* [[Value]]
-Any formal structure or organisation, particularly one which is large, long-established, and legal or political in nature.
+[[Category:The_business_context]]
+[[Category:Corporate_finance]]
+[[Category:Investment]]
-==See also==
-*[[Court]]
-*[[Credit institution]]
-*[[European Union]]
-*[[Institutional investor]]
-*[[Investment firm]]
-*[[Large Complex Financial Institution]]
-*[[Settlement institution]]
-*[[Systemically Important Financial Institution]]