Inverse floaters
Bonds whose coupon rate moves in the opposite direction from the change in interest rates.
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inverse floater
derivative instrument whose coupon rate is inversely related to some multiple of a specified market rate of interest. Typically a cap and floor are placed on the coupon.
Inverse floaters have been issued by corporations or government-sponsored enterprises as intermediate-term notes.
INVERSE FLOATER - A Floating Rate Note with a coupon that decreases as the underlying index rate increa...
INVERSE FLOATING-RATE NOTE - A variable-rate security whose coupon rate increases as a benchmark intere...
Inverse floater swap
An interest rate swap under which one counterparty pays fixed and receives a floating rate indexed negatively to a reference index such as LIBOR.
inverse floater
Bonds whose coupon rates increase as rates decline and decrease as rates rise. The coupon rate is based on a formula using an index and moves in the opposite direction of changes in that index.
Inverse floater
A derivative instrument whose coupon rate is linked to the market rate of interest in an inverse relationship.
Inverse Floater - Is an instrument which the required interest payment, or coupon, will change inversely to rates prevailing at the time of the reset.
An inverse floater is a floating rate instrument whose interest rate moves inversely with market interest rates. Many structured notes, and particularly inverse floaters, have a leverage factor in which the rate adjusts by a multiple, such as 1.
Inverse floater Derivative whose coupon rate moves in an inverse manner to the market interest rate. Investment company A firm in which investors pool their funds for the sake of diversification and professional management. Also mutual fund.
Structured Notes - Debt securities, such as inverse floaters and step-up notes, in which the repayment of interest, and sometimes principal, is tied to movements in an underlying index.
an interest rate that is a multiple of a benchmark rate, rather than being a fixed premium above it as a floating rate would be
an interest rate that rises when a benchmark rate falls and vice-versa (this is called an inverse floater).
Power Reverse Dual Currency note (PRDC or Turbo)
Target redemption note (TARN)
CMS steepener
Snowball
Inverse floater
Strips of Collateralized mortgage obligation
Ratchet caps and floors
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inverse floater A fixed income instrument which has a coupon rate or interest rate that varies... inverse relationship A relationship between two numbers in which an increase in the value of one...
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