Saturday, June 28, 2008

London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR):

In London banks are willing to offer fund in the inter-bank market at a particular rate of interest is called LIBOR. It is an average rate of interest of major five banks interested to place/land money for a period of 3(three) and 6(six) months. It is also a standard rate of interest set by those major banks for the following purpose:
  • Adjustment of loan
  • Issuance of financial instruments
  • Discounting/purchasing of foreign documents etc.

2 comments:

Mohammad Mokhlesuzzaman Khan said...

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Banker said...

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