The exchange of two securities, interest rates, or currencies for the mutual benefit of the exchangers. For example, in an interest rate swap, the exchangers gain access to interest rates available only to the other exchanger by swapping them. In this case, the two legs of the swap are a fixed interest rate, say 3.5%, and a floating interest rate, say LIBOR + 0.5%. In such a swap, the only things traded are the two interest rates, which are calculated over a notional value. Each party pays the other at set intervals over the life of the swap.
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Each Cards Against Humanity expansion pack has 100 new cards for you to seamlessly mix into your deck as well as 12 blank cards for you to add your own bad ideas. We recommend you start with the First Expansion and buy them in order, because the jokes get more advanced and strange as you go. Lazy? Just buy all six.