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5 +1 | penalties and market repricing as well as related reserves are considered as being part of the |
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4 | penalties and reversals in the market prices as well as |
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penalties and reversals in the market prices as well as Explanation: in commissions and similar expenses are being considered as part of the business development cycle you can also say "business exploitation cycle" - and instead of reversals you could say "upheavels" ref: an old marketing fox |
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penalties and market repricing as well as related reserves are considered as being part of the Explanation: business operation cycle Is this about repricing options? What is Repricing? Repricing in a nutshell is fixing broken options by exchanging them for new ones at lower prices. Repricing is not as easy due to FASB ruling and substantial charges to companies. Shareholders are normally not supportive of repricing because the effect is that CEO’s have different interests than shareholders. It’s usually rationalized as a retention maneuver. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-17 19:56:25 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- FINAL: penalties and market repricing and the reserves relating thereto are viewed as being part of the business operating cycle [note: not the same as the THE business cycle in macroeconomics; this is the cycle of running the business] -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-17 19:57:24 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Please note also: repricing is mostly related to options though in some limited cases, it can refer to other things. More context would help... |
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