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Date: 2014-08-03 11:24:21
Interest rates
Interest rate swap
Swap
United States housing bubble
Notional amount
Bond
Libor
Day count convention
Inflation derivative
Financial economics
Economics
Finance

Understanding Interest Rate Swap Math & Pricing

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