Reference rate
A reference rate is an unspecified rate publicly available being able to be used within the framework of a contract by the parts with this contract.
It can be a question of a LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate), of the Euribor, or another reference such as the consumer price index or the index of the rate of construction.
A reference rate must be independent and be able to be influenced by one or the other of the parts which refer there.
See too
- Eonia
- IBOR
- LIBOR
- Euribor
- tce
- directing Rate
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