Reprice

Of course, banks "reprice" their loans but it is questionable to the extent this can work in a recessionary environment. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"If the drug is off the market, they can reprice it." ❋ Unknown (2011)

In this environment, life insurers suffer most, since they are typically unable to reprice policies annually, as general insurers do. ❋ Hester Plumridge (2011)

The borrower was hoping to reprice the loan at 3 to 3.25 percentage points over Libor, with a minimum rate of 4% to 4.25%. ❋ Katy Burne (2011)

That complicates the equation for bank recapitalization: If wholesale funding costs rise sharply due to new regulations, banks will face squeezed margins until their asset books reprice, a much longer process. ❋ Richard Barley (2011)

To the extent it did, they would simply need to reprice their data service. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Swift Transportation pulled a planned $1.07 billion refinancing that the trucking company expected to reprice at 3.5 percentage points over Libor with a minimum rate of 4.75%, according to a person familiar with the deal. ❋ Katy Burne (2011)

Toys "R" Us shelved a $1.1 billion loan deal in which the nominal interest rate, or coupon, was expected to reprice around 3 to 3.25 percentage points over the London interbank offered rate, a benchmark at which banks lend to one another. ❋ Katy Burne (2011)

Among the issues delayed were leveraged-loan refinancings by Toys "R" Us Inc. and Swift Transportation Corp. In such deals, corporate borrowers were looking to reprice existing loans at what until this week had been historically low rates. ❋ Katy Burne (2011)

If something happens that could affect the private company's outlook, Mr. Landis says, the fund board needs to be ready to meet and discuss on a moment's notice: "The minute there's news, you better reprice." ❋ Rachel Louise Ensign (2011)

Many of these BIG TIME sellers have no choice but to use software to list and reprice all their books. ❋ Msagara (2009)

Finally, Medicare should encourage physicians to repackage and reprice their services in ways that are good for the doctor, good for the patient, and good for Medicare. ❋ John C. Goodman (2011)

Banks are also being hurt as their portfolios reprice. ❋ Christopher Whalen (2010)

Finally, providers need to be able to repackage and reprice their services under Medicare in ways that lower costs and improve quality. ❋ Thomas R. Saving (2011)

"While the major Portuguese banks will continue to actively reprice their lending and cut costs, Fitch expects further funding and liquidity pressures and increasing asset quality problems to weigh heavily on their performance," it said. ❋ Margot Patrick (2011)

The muni market relies on trading of between $1 billion to $2 billion to reprice $3 trillion to $4 trillion of outstanding muni bonds each day, he says. ❋ Daisy Maxey (2011)

With thousands of Tesco staff working late tonight to reprice thousands of everyday foodstuffs, the jury is out as to whether the "big price drop" is a gimmick or a bold step for the supermarket that has set the pace for much of the last decade. ❋ Unknown (2011)

But short-term inflation worries, adverse currency movements and the necessity to reprice geopolitical risk are disrupting the long-term trend in emerging-market equities, although we do expect to return to this position later in the year. ❋ Tara Loader Wilkinson (2011)

But if the per share value drops more than one-half of 1%, the fund must reprice its shares, known as "breaking the buck." ❋ Jessica Holzer (2010)

"Any validation that interest rates will stay low even longer could prompt banks to reprice longer-term CDs," said ❋ Unknown (2010)