CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RATE-CAP
PRESENT
Present
I rate-cap
you rate-cap
he/she/it rate-caps
we rate-cap
you rate-cap
they rate-cap
Present continuous
I am rate-capping
you are rate-capping
he/she/it is rate-capping
we are rate-capping
you are rate-capping
they are rate-capping
Present perfect
I have rate-capped
you have rate-capped
he/she/it has rate-capped
we have rate-capped
you have rate-capped
they have rate-capped
Present perfect continuous
I have been rate-capping
you have been rate-capping
he/she/it has been rate-capping
we have been rate-capping
you have been rate-capping
they have been rate-capping
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I rate-capped
you rate-capped
he/she/it rate-capped
we rate-capped
you rate-capped
they rate-capped
Past continuous
I was rate-capping
you were rate-capping
he/she/it was rate-capping
we were rate-capping
you were rate-capping
they were rate-capping
Past perfect
I had rate-capped
you had rate-capped
he/she/it had rate-capped
we had rate-capped
you had rate-capped
they had rate-capped
Past perfect continuous
I had been rate-capping
you had been rate-capping
he/she/it had been rate-capping
we had been rate-capping
you had been rate-capping
they had been rate-capping
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will rate-cap
you will rate-cap
he/she/it will rate-cap
we will rate-cap
you will rate-cap
they will rate-cap
Future continuous
I will be rate-capping
you will be rate-capping
he/she/it will be rate-capping
we will be rate-capping
you will be rate-capping
they will be rate-capping
Future perfect
I will have rate-capped
you will have rate-capped
he/she/it will have rate-capped
we will have rate-capped
you will have rate-capped
they will have rate-capped
Future perfect continuous
I will have been rate-capping
you will have been rate-capping
he/she/it will have been rate-capping
we will have been rate-capping
you will have been rate-capping
they will have been rate-capping
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would rate-cap
you would rate-cap
he/she/it would rate-cap
we would rate-cap
you would rate-cap
they would rate-cap
Conditional continuous
I would be rate-capping
you would be rate-capping
he/she/it would be rate-capping
we would be rate-capping
you would be rate-capping
they would be rate-capping
Conditional perfect
I would have rate-cap
you would have rate-cap
he/she/it would have rate-cap
we would have rate-cap
you would have rate-cap
they would have rate-cap
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been rate-capping
you would have been rate-capping
he/she/it would have been rate-capping
we would have been rate-capping
you would have been rate-capping
they would have been rate-capping
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you rate-cap
we let´s rate-cap
you rate-cap
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
rate-capped
Present Participle
rate-capping
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RATE-CAP»
Discover the use of
rate-cap in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rate-cap and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Cch Accounting for Derivatives and Hedging
Illustration: Variable-Rate Debt Instrument With an Embedded Interest Rate Cap
A bond is issued with a coupon rate of interest that varies with changes in
London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR). The terms of the bond stipulate that if
LIBOR is ...
2
Novogradac Tax-Exempt Bond Handbook - 2009 Edition:
Use of Interest Rate Hedging Instruments on Multifamily Transactions [a] Notional
Amount The notional amount of the initial interest rate cap must not be less than
the unpaid principal balance of the first mortgage loan as of the date of the ...
3
Novogradac Low-Income Housing Tax-Exempt Bond Handbook - ...
[b] Determining the Cap Strike Rate For a tax-exempt transaction, the maximum
specified interest rate that will trigger a payment obligation by the interest rate
cap provider shall be based on the SIFMA Index. [c] Cap Strike Rate at Which ...
George F. Littlejohn, CPA, Paul Charron, CPA, Molly O'Dell, CPA, Michael J. Novogradac, 2012
4
Financial Engineering and Computation: Principles, ...
One can also buy an interest rate cap and simultaneously sell an interest rate
floor to create an interest rate collar. With a collar, the interest cost is bounded
between the floor rate and the cap rate: When the reference rate rises above the
cap ...
The borrower enters into an IRS but also sells an interest rate cap that matches
the swap in terms of notional amount, interest periods and so on. The premium
generated from the sale of this cap is embedded into the IRS to achieve a
discount ...
6
Accounting for Investments, Fixed Income Securities and ...
The premium is computed like any other option premium based on some
mathematical model that takes into account several factors including the strike
rate (cap rate), the present benchmark interest rate, the historical volatility of
interest rates, ...
R. Venkata Subramani, 2011
7
Commercial Real Estate: Understanding Investments
learning objectives After completing this lesson, you will • know the formula for
calculating the capitalization rate (CAP rate), and • know how to use the
capitalization rate (CAP rate) formula to determine market value. The
capitalization rate ...
Edward S. Smith, Jr., 2002
8
Modeling Fixed-income Securities and Interest
Rate Options
A simple interest rate cap is a provision often attached to a floating-rate loan that
limits the interest paid per period to a maximum amount, k — 1 , where k is 1 plus
a percentage. For example, if r(t) > k occurs, the holder of the floating-rate loan ...
9
Bond Portfolio Management
When one party agrees to pay the other when the reference rate exceeds a
predetermined level, the agreement is referred to as an interest rate cap or
ceiling. The agreement is referred to as an interest rate floor when one party
agrees to pay ...
Frank J. Fabozzi, CFA, 2001
Company-Y gains 0.50% since the rate at which it could raise fixed rate
borrowing is more by 0.50% than the fixed rate offered to it by Company-X.
Interest Rate Cap: Interest rate cap is an arrangement by which a bank agrees to
absorb ...
