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Title: Goodrich Rabobank Interest Rate Swap
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July 19, 2000 |
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Historically, Rabobank was able to fund these loans through the following:
• Interbank deposits at LIBOR.
• Prime Eurodollar CD’s.
This was the first time that Rabobank would venture into the Eurobond market. Note: Because of Rabobank’s AAA rating it would be able to borrow in the Eurodollar market at very competitive rates... Showed first 250 characters
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Morgan was merely agreeing to act as a conduit assuming no default payments. In fact, if Goodrich defaulted it could not collect the floating rate stream from Morgan. The swap was a two way or no way transaction. This was true for the bilateral agreement between Rabobank, and Morgan also... Showed next 250 characters
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