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An interest rate swap is a financial derivative where two parties exchange interest payments on a specified notional principal over a set period. One party pays a fixed rate, while the other pays a floating rate tied to a reference rate (e.g., LIBOR). These swaps help manage interest rate risk, hedge against rate fluctuations, and enable speculation on future rate changes.
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Swap Rates Below LIBOR?
Interestingly there is no such thing as 5 year LIBOR. As you know LIBOR is interbank borrowing rates up to 1 year. I know that Hull 9/e is very respected and popular book but that statement is simply …
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