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Are you in compliance with requirements? Do you have sufficient cashflow from operations to cover your debt obligations? Are you able to pay dividends or payments on lines of credit from suppliers? discountedcashflows, loss rate, roll rate, or probability of default).
the expectations for dividends or distributions to the illiquid minority interest over the expected holding periods of illiquid minority interests. And yet every appraisal I have seen by other appraisers using only these methods has averred compliance with USPAP. The Quantitative Marketability Discount Model (QMDM) is one of them.
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