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pro forma

[proh fawr-muh] / proʊ ˈfɔr mə /
ADJECTIVE
for the sake of form
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There are some pro forma jokes about the sensitivities of the young, with Greg getting into not-very-hot water over misunderstood references to “white whale” and the Bangles’ “Walk Like an Egyptian.”

From Los Angeles Times

That will be a largely pro forma process because the real decision about a successor will likely take place outside the council as consensus forms around a new leader.

From The Wall Street Journal

“As benefits around synergies and growth are realized and the Victory trading multiple appropriately reflects the pro forma company’s future prospects, Janus Henderson shareholders will share in the meaningful long-term value creation,” Victory said.

From MarketWatch

The groups failed to reach an agreement on the key terms, which included Rio Tinto retaining both the chairman and chief executive roles, and pro forma ownership of the combined group.

From The Wall Street Journal

A merher would have seen Rio Tinto retain control of the chairman and CEO roles and receive pro forma ownership of the combined company, which Glencore said “significantly undervalued” its contribution.

From Barron's