LEVEL 3 ASSETS
Assets whose accurate fair market value cannot be gauged using observable measures like market prices or models, as explained in the Financial Accounting Standards Board Statement 175. Level 3 Assets are generally illiquid, but fair values can be computed by applying estimated or risk-adjusted value ranges. Aside from Level 1 and 2 assets, which have more accurate fair values, Level 3 Assets must be detailed by all publicly traded companies as of 2008.
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