floating rate

The average floating rate in recent years has been 7.5 percent.

In return, the company paid interest to the bank based on a floating rate.

Should the debt be at a fixed or a floating rate?

The second party may be paying a fixed or floating rate.

Floating rates are the most common exchange rate regime today.

There is a huge market for such conservative floating rate investments.

As interest rates increased, these floating rate securities lost value.

But the interest will have accrued at a floating rate that is now about 10 percent.

An inverse floating rate note can be created two ways.

World Bank, 2 billion marks of global floating rate notes due 1999.

However, for a period from 1982-6, and again more recently, the floating rate note has become a popular form of fund raising.

As a result, these funds are sometimes called floating rate funds.

Floating rate loans are common in the banking industry and for large corporate customers.

Because of the intense demand for the note, Mexico was able to lower the initial floating rate it will pay.

Remember the wild oscillations of the pound under floating rates?

"If your floating rate goes up, you may not be able to cover your debt service," he said.

The foreign exchange regime since October 2003 is characterized as "controlled floating rate".

For example, a borrower may negotiate a floating rate.

Islamic banks lend their money to companies by issuing floating rate interest loans.

The tranches could be either fixed rate or floating rate.

Interest rates option can hedge the floating rate loan.

Moreover, the Bank has been issuing floating rate certificates of deposit which were well received by the market since early 1994.

June 21: Group of 10 backs floating rates.

In many countries, floating rate loans and mortgages predominate.

The reset dates of the floating rate could be non-regular, etc.