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Now you'll be able to come back to the site and reprice your bonds at a later date.

That also gets to the question of repricing stock options when share prices fall.

As options have become more common, the practice of repricing them when a company's stock price falls has also spread.

But some big institutional investors are asking companies to get their approval before repricing.

The reduction would cost the government £12.5bn in lost revenue and retailers £200m as they reprice items.

One solution that is growing in popularity: simply "reprice" the option.

Repricing a stock worth millions is a tricky business.

Those who sold shares during the plunge are being offered the opportunity to reprice the trades at $21.50.

He expects 10 percent to 20 percent of companies to reprice options by next May.

"We think repricing options makes them variable," he said.

And they opposed repricing option grants in a down market without a shareholder vote.

Companies that choose to reprice option grants do not usually publicize the decision.

It pioneered a strategy of repricing options in a way that got around accounting rules.

"And we'd consider repricing or replacing a material amendment."

Kunal came and told them to reprice their dishes immediately as is was too cheap.

But as more companies choose to reprice their option plans, criticism of the practice grows increasingly vocal.

Amazon is apparently the first company since then to reprice its options and accept the accounting blow.

So, in 2002, the board recommended and shareholders approved a plan to reprice the worthless options.

It was the bankers who recommended repricing the deal, according to two executives briefed on the discussion.

But repricing a potential deal can involve more than just computing the percentage decline in the target company's shares.

And new data show that once companies reprice options, there is a good chance they will do it again, becoming serial repricers.

As rumors flew this week of imminent measures, many stores worked overtime, repricing their goods.

Repricing options, so that option holders will not suffer when the share price falls, is one such tactic.

If the bank's liabilities reprice faster than its assets, then it is said to be "liability-sensitive."

But the act of repricing options is being threatened by a change in the rules governing how companies account for options.