Unrealised

Much of the conversation now is around concerns Taylor has on changes to the tax regime – unrealised capital gains – which affects people on government benefits schemes in the military, AFP and others.

The exhibition will include instruments owned by the musician, who died in 2016, as well as writings and unrealised projects never before seen in public.

While it is true that Lombard and also other banks suffered these unrealised losses, thankfully Maltese banks are extremely liquid and well-funded by large volumes of retail deposits.

This allegorical figure of a hunched man with boots and a sword sitting on a strange column of breeze blocks and log references Rodin’s eponymous masterpiece and a drawing Albrecht Dürer made for an unrealised monument.

Furthermore, it should always be borne in mind that a proportion of these unrealised gains and losses are derived from Level 2 and 3 assets, where prices are not directly observable and there is substantial modelling and discretion involved.

He added that the company will continue to pursue its long-term growth and diversification strategy to capture unrealised and additional value from every hydrocarbon molecule it produces, driving global commerce and enhancing people’s lives.

IAG, the insurer behind brands including NRMA and CGU, on Monday said its technical reserves had suffered a unrealised loss of $100 million because of the recent widening in credit spreads.

That the expectations of success, unrealised in the preliminary results announced by CXC would have had a deleterious effect on some students is understandable,” the document added.

Transferring unrealised gains will be against the BJC recommendations.

A year ago, it registered an unrealised USD 11.66 billion investment gain.

The contingency fund represents the provisions made for unforeseen contingencies while the currency and gold revaluation account represents unrealised market-to-market gains or losses.

This was attributed to, among others, unrealised gain on the fair value of investment in GMR Hyderabad International Airport Ltd (GHIAL) amounting to RM258.4 million.

The first written reference to it is in 1476, and Napoleon brought it to Paris in 1804 to try to stir up public opinion in favour of his own ultimately unrealised plans to invade Britain.