Base Interest Rate
The base interest rate is the lowest interest rate that investors will accept for investing in a non-Treasury security.
BASE INTEREST RATE - Related: Benchmark interest rate.
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base interest rate: Also called the benchmark interest rate, the minimum interest rate demanded by investors for non-Treasury security.
basic earnings: Earnings per share calculated as net income divided by the number of common shares.
Base interest rate
Related: Benchmark interest rate.
Base market value
A group of securities, average market price at a specific time. Used for the purpose of indexing.
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Also called the base interest rate, the minimum interest rate that investors will demand for investing in a non-Treasury security. The yield to maturity offered on a comparable-maturity Treasury Security that was most recently issued ("on-the-run").
base interest rate The base interest rate is the minimum required rate of return acceptable to... base period A specific time period used as a benchmark in measuring financial or economic data.
Base interest rate Related: Benchmark interest rate. Base probability of loss The probability of not achieving a portfolio expected return. Related: Value at risk.
The discount rate becomes the base interest rate for most consumer borrowing as well. That's because a bank generally uses the discount rate as a benchmark for the interest it charges on the loans it makes.
Variable-rate loan Loan made at an interest rate that fluctuates depending on a base interest rate, such as the prime rate or LIBOR. Variable rated demand bond (VRDB) Floating-rate bond that periodically can be sold back to the issuer.
Loan made at an interest rate that fluctuates based on a base interest rate such as the
Prime Rate or libor.
Amortizing interest rate swap
swap in which the principal or national amount rises (falls) as interest rates
rise (decline).
The Bank of England has the task of setting base interest rates to try and meet the government's inflation target of 2%.
security with interest varying inversely with base rate a security whose interest rate varies inversely with a base interest rate, rising as it falls and vice versa
inverse floating rate note - Related Articles ...
The LIBOR rates are set each day at 11am by leading banks, but rates fluctuate throughtout the trading session according to sentiment about the outlook for base interest rates.
LIBOR rates are listed each morning in the FT and other newspapers.
A floating rate note that has no final maturity and therefore has no arrangement for repayment of principal. For this privilege the borrower pays a higher margin over a relevant base interest rate.
The minimum interest rate investors will demand for investing in a non-Treasury security. Also called the base interest rate.
[BEA] benchmark interest rate Also called the base interest rate, it is the minimum interest rate investors will demand for investing in a non-Treasury security.
 See also: Banks, Prime rate, LIBOR, Variable rate, Bullet
  
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