Not exact matches
James Athey, a senior money manager
at Aberdeen Standard Investments Ltd. in London, says financial firms that
typically seek profits by
borrowing at short - term
rates that are
lower than longer - term — where they lend — are
at risk in an inversion.
One discount point comes
at a cost of one percent of the
borrowed loan amount, and
typically lowers a mortgage lender's quoted interest
rate by 25 basis points (0.25 %).
Companies, especially in emerging economies,
borrowing in US dollars,
typically at quite
low rates, and forgetting a bit about future currency risk or future revenue and growth risk on their side.
One discount point comes
at a cost of one percent of the
borrowed loan amount, and
typically lowers a mortgage lender's quoted interest
rate by 25 basis points (0.25 %).