interest rate hedging
noun[U]
FINANCEukustheactivityof usingfinancialproductstoprotectagainstfuturechangesininterestrates:
Interestratehedginghelpsprotectyourborrowingfrom theriskof fluctuations ininterestrates.
Examplesofinterest rate hedging
interest rate hedging
These are aimed at servicing the needs of corporate and institutional customers, which include market risk management (e.g. foreign exchange orinterestratehedging), trade finance and bond issuance.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Hedging for the type of narrow liability is mainly performed usinginterestratehedgingmethods and, therefore, the narrow view suggests investing in bonds to hedge the liabilities.
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