What is Interest Rate Reset Clause ?

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What is Interest Rate Reset Clause ?

Published December 15, 2015

Interest Rate Reset Clause – An ‘interest rate re-set’ clause allows a bank to review and reset rates at the end of a specified period of time based on interest rates prevailing at that time.

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