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floating rate note

in the PONS Dictionary

floating rate
Floating-Rate m
in the PONS Dictionary

No·te <-, -n> [ˈno:tə] N f

1. Note (musikalisches Zeichen):

Note
note
Noten (Notentext)
music
Noten (Notentext)
notes pl
ganze/halbe Note
semibreve/minim
Noten lesen
to read music
nach Noten
at sight
[wie] nach Noten
thoroughly
[wie] nach Noten
with a vengeance

2. Note:

Note (Zensur)
mark
Note (Zensur)
grade
Note (Punkt)
point

3. Note LAW (förmliche Mitteilung):

Note
note
eine diplomatische Note
a note

4. Note FIN (Banknote):

Note
[bank]note

5. Note kein pl (Duftnote):

Note
fragrance

6. Note kein pl (Eigenart):

Note
special character
Note
stamp

Ra·te <-, -n> [ˈra:tə] N f FIN

Rate
instalment [or Am also -ll-]
auf [o. in] Raten
in [or by] instalments
überfällige Rate
past-due instalment
in Raten zahlbar
payable in instalments
auf Raten kaufen
to buy on easy [or instalment] terms
etw in Raten bezahlen
to pay for sth in [or by] instalments
etw in Raten bezahlen
to buy sth on hire purchase [or Am using an installment plan]
mit seinen Raten im Rückstand bleiben
to fall behind with one's instalments

Floa·ting <-> [ˈflo:tɪŋ] N nt kein pl

das Floating [einer S. gen [o. von etw dat]]
floating [sth]

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

Floating Rate-Note N f INV-FIN

Floating Rate-Note (variabel verzinsliche Anleihe)
floating rate note

Floating Rate N m INV-FIN

Floating Rate (variabler Zinssatz)
floating rate
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
floating rate
Floating Rate m
floating rate note
Floating Rate-Note (FRN) f
step-up
Step-up m (Variante einer Floating Rate-Note, bei der die Margen im Zeitablauf steigen)
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

Rate N f COMM

Rate
installment

Floating N nt FINMKT

Floating (Freigabe der Wechselkurse)
floating

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

Rate (Zeit)

Rate TRAFFIC OBS, QUESTIONNAIRES, THEOR MODEL
rate

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