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headroom

[hed-room, -room] / ˈhɛdˌrum, -ˌrʊm /




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A company’s FCF yield can be compared with its dividend yield to see if there is “headroom” to deploy more cash.

From MarketWatch

It says the 85% rule will "allow clubs that do not regularly participate in European competitions to have sufficient headroom to compete for qualification".

From BBC

If we compare the estimated FCF yields with the dividend yields, we can see if there is “headroom” above the dividend.

From MarketWatch

Markets expect Reeves to announce an improved fiscal position, including solid fiscal headroom.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the time of November's Budget, the OBR said Reeves would meet the first measure with £21.7bn in reserve - an amount often referred to as "headroom".

From BBC