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Definition of Pre-emptive action - Finance dictionary

Pre-emptive action (See Chapter 9 of the Vernimmen)

Pre-emptive action takes place when a company immediately reflects expectations of an increase in the Cost of a Production Factor by charging higher selling prices. Pre-emptive action is particularly rapid where no alternative products exist in the short to medium term and competition in the sector is not very intense.

Pre-emptive action (See Chapter 9 of the Vernimmen)

Pre-emptive action takes place when a company immediately reflects expectations of an increase in the Cost of a Production Factor by charging higher selling prices. Pre-emptive action is particularly rapid where no alternative products exist in the short to medium term and competition in the sector is not very intense.

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P/E ratio, PER, Price-to-earnings ratio
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PIK securities
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PVI
Paid-up capital
Paper
Paper bill of exchange
Paper promissory note
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Parent company regime
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Pari passu covenant
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Partial commitment
Participant
Participating preference shares
Participation certificates
Pass through
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Path of wealth, POW
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Pay-in-kind securities
Payables
Payback period
Payback ratio
Payment method
Payment term
Payout ratio
Pecking order theory
Peer comparison method
Percentage control
Percentage interest
Percentage of completion method
Performance bond
Performing
Permanent financing
Perpetual bond
Perpetual subordinated loans and notes
 Perpetuals
Perpetuity
Petro-dollars
Pierce the corporate veil
Pitch
Plain vanilla
Ploughed back
Poison pill
Political risk
Ponzi scheme
Pooling of interest method
Pooling on demand
Portable alpha
Portfolio insurance
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Position
Positive carry
Positive covenant
Praecipium
Pragmatic valuation approach
Prcess-oriented production
Pre-emption (right of)
Pre-emptive action
Pre-emptive right
Pre-emptive subscription rights
Preference share
Preferential dividend
Preferred habitat theory
Preferred securities
Preferred share
Premium
Premium bond
Prepaid expenses
Prepaid income
Prepayment
Prepayment penalty
Present Value Index, PVI
Present value
Price adjustment
Price-To-Book ratio, PBR
Price-to-earnings ratio
Primary dealers
Principal
Principal-protected notes
Principle of prudence
 Priority dividend shares (non-voting) (PDS)
Private equity
Private equity firm
Private negotiation
Private placement
Privileged share
Pro forma, pro forma statements
Product life cycle
Production
Production models
Profit
Profit and loss account/statement, P&L
Profit before tax and non recurrent items
Profit before tax and non recurring items
Profit generating capacity
Profit on ordinary activities
Profit sharing
Profitability
Program trading
Project financing
Projected benefit obligation, PBO
Promissory note
Proportional rate
Proportionate consolidation
Prospectus
Provision
Provision for employee benefits and pensions
Proxy
Public Offering price
Public offer
Public offering
Public-to-Private, P to P
Purchase method
Purchase warrant
Purchases
Purchasing Power Parity
Put on the seller
Put option
Put provision
Put warrant
Put-call parity
Puttable
Puttable bond
Puttable instrument
Pyramid scheme

Pre-emptive action (See Chapter 9 of the Vernimmen)

Pre-emptive action takes place when a company immediately reflects expectations of an increase in the Cost of a Production Factor by charging higher selling prices. Pre-emptive action is particularly rapid where no alternative products exist in the short to medium term and competition in the sector is not very intense.

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