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Knock-in Floating Rate Note


A barrier floating rate note in which the coupon is activated (knocked-in) if the reference interest rate exceeds or falls below a prespecified barrier level. This instrument allows investors to take a view on the movement of interest rates above or below a desired threshold level, after which coupon payment (whether payable or receivable) becomes effective.

A knock-in floating rate note is also known as a knock-in floater.



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