repricing

Changing the tags

Repricing is adjusting the price of something, typically in response to market conditions or competitive pressure.

Retailers reprice inventory when demand shifts.

In finance, repricing often refers to adjusting stock option strike prices—controversial when done to benefit executives after share prices fall.

The company faced criticism for repricing underwater options.

financial

mortgage

Secured home loan

  • refinanceObtain new loan terms
  • loanBorrowed money repaid later
  • rateMeasured speed or charge

interest · adjustment · credit · payment · principal · balance · term · lender · borrower · fixed

valuation

assessment

Formal evaluation of worth

revaluation · comparables · capitalization · goodwill · mark-to-market · asset · portfolio · equity · securities · bond

inflation

cost-of-living

Price of basic needs

  • CPIInflation measurement abbreviation
  • indexationAutomatic adjustment to benchmarks
  • escalationProgressive increase in intensity

adjustment · pass-through · surcharge · tariff · devaluation · currency · commodities · shrinkflation

retail

markdown

Reduction in retail price

promotion · sticker · tag · surge · algorithm · seasonal · inventory · SKU · MSRP

competitive

bidding

Offering prices or obeying

strategy · competitors · matching · response · retaliation · pressure · squeeze · disruption · challenger · incumbent

risk

volatility

Rapid, unpredictable changeability

spread · premium · hedging · exposure · reassessment · counterparty · swap · derivative · yield

Categories
Opposites
price stability

repricingprice fixing

Illegal coordinated rate-setting

price freeze · price stability · price lock · price controls · price guarantee

price direction

repricingsticker price

Manufacturer's suggested retail amount

list price

Family

prize, price, precious, prices, priced, pricing, appraisal, overpriced, unpriced

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