That is, it represents the cost of funds—although a bank may not actually have a need for the funds on any given day. But LIBOR has long been dogged by perceptions that the method for setting the ...
That is, it represents the cost of funds—although a bank may not actually have a need for the funds on any given day. But LIBOR has long been dogged by perceptions that the method for setting the ...
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