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Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Does anyone has the definition of "30 day LIBOR Rate" for a Credit Agreement?

LIBOR is the %26quot;London Interbank Offered Rate for Eurodollar Deposits%26quot;.



It is an average of what UK banks pay on short term deposits, but is used as a proxy for a short term interest rate. 30 day LIBOR is what commercial banks pay for a 30 day time deposit denominated in US Dollars. You can look up the current rate on Bloombergs or in the wall st journal. Its a standard term in financing agreeemnts that need a short term interest rate.



Does anyone has the definition of %26quot;30 day LIBOR Rate%26quot; for a Credit Agreement?

A 30-day LIBOR is a temporary loan rate that will increase after 30 days. It is a type of adjustable rate loan. Make sure you know how much it will increase before signing anything.

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