Future Interest Rate Agreements (FRA) are over-the-counter contracts between parties that set the interest rate to be paid on an agreed date in the future. A FRA is an agreement to exchange an interest rate bond on a nominal amount. Fra`s payment formula takes into account five different variables. They are: Company A enters into a FRA with Company B, in which Company A gets a fixed rate of 5% on a face value of $1 million in one year. In return, Company B receives the one-year LIBOR rate set in three years on the nominal amount. The contract is settled in cash in a payment method at the beginning of the term period, with interest in an amount calculated with the rate of the contract and the duration of the contract. The “Edit Agreements” function can only be used for documents that meet the “editable” criteria. If a document can be edited, the Manage Edit Agreement link page appears when the document is selected. An editable agreement is an agreement that meets the following criteria: an agreement can be opened to view the content (in the current state) by simply clicking on the agreement to select it, and then select the agreement from the options in the right rail. DISCLAIMER: Given the overall quality of this update, the information contained in this update may not apply in all situations and should not be implemented without specific legal advice based on certain situations.

In other words, a borrower might want to set their cost of borrowing today by entering into a FRA. . . .