Interest rate risk and Recourse: Difference between pages

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1. Law

A right of redress should a bill of exchange or other debt be dishonoured at its maturity.

For example, a claim against an earlier holder of the bill.

2.

More generally, seeking assistance or help from a third person or entity.

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-The risk associated with a change in interest rates.
+''1. Law''
-This may take several forms; increasing interest cost, changing market value of debt or of pensions liabilities, differences in competitiveness, or the changing nature of a market when interest rates change.
+A right of redress should a bill of exchange or other debt be dishonoured at its maturity.
+For example, a claim against an earlier holder of the bill.
+.
+More generally, seeking assistance or help from a third person or entity.
 == See also ==
-* [[Asset-liability management]]
+* [[Acquirer]]
-* [[Exposure]]
+* [[Bill of exchange]]
-* [[Interest rate]]
+* [[Factoring]]
-* [[Matching]]
+* [[Forfaiting]]
-* [[Risk free rate of return]]
+* [[Non-recourse]]
-* [[Time bins]]
+* [[Project finance]]
+* [[Recourse finance]]