Variable Interest Rates
Variable Interest Rates is an interest rate mechanism within open-end credit arrangements that belongs to the class of financial pricing structures and is distinguished by its periodic adjustment in response to changes in a benchmark interest rate or index, thereby causing the cost of borrowing to fluctuate over time.
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Adjustable Interest RatesFloating Interest Rates
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Pricing Interest-Rate-Derivative Securities
John Hull, Alan White · Review of Financial Studies · 1990 · 2.2K citations
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International Monetary Fund
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National Bureau of Economic Research
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