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Moving Average Floor


An interest rate floor whose payout (payoff) is calculated using a moving average interest rate within a specified interval. The payoff depends on the minimum of reference rate averages calculated over the so-called window periods. However, there is only one payment at maturity because of the averaging technique.

For more, see: moving average floor- an example.



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