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Repricing
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Repricing
To change the price of an asset. In derivatives, it sometimes refers to the exchange of options of with different strike prices.

Repricing
The act of a manager or other high level employee exchanging an out-of-the-money stock option in the company for an at-the-money stock option. Companies issue new at-the-money options and make the exchanges in order to reward the employee and/or to provide an incentive for the employee to continue to perform well even when the company's stock price has declined.

repricing
The exchanging of newly issued incentive stock options priced at the current market price for previously granted options that are out-of-the-money. Repricing rewards managers of companies with stock prices that have declined.


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Because lenders will no longer be able to reprice fixed rates or apply payments as they see fit, Joy said interest rate risk is greatly increased.
American banks were able to make massive profits from all types of consumers -- including the subprime borrowers -- because they were free to reprice cards whenever they wanted.
According to the BRC, the move could cost the sector around pounds 90m and cause huge upheaval for firms which would have to reprice their products during such a busy time.
 
 
 
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