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For example, a floating rate borrower is exposed to the risk of a rise in the market interest rate. The ''exposure period'' starts today and ends on the date on which the interest rate is set. | For example, a floating rate borrower is exposed to the risk of a rise in the market interest rate. The ''exposure period'' starts today and ends on the date on which the interest rate is set. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Exposure]] | * [[Exposure]] | ||
* [[Floating rate]] | * [[Floating rate]] | ||
Revision as of 14:57, 6 May 2016
A period of time during which, if market prices or rates were to change adversely, a loss might be suffered.
For example, a floating rate borrower is exposed to the risk of a rise in the market interest rate. The exposure period starts today and ends on the date on which the interest rate is set.
