Interest rate cap
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, interest rate cap means: A maximum contractual interest rate, or an instrument compensating for rates above an agreed level.
In Turkish: faiz tavanı
How it is used
A cap may be a loan feature or a separate derivative; specify which meaning applies.
Example sentences
The borrower purchased an interest rate cap for the floating-rate loan.
The instrument limits exposure to rates above the agreed strike.
The agreement contains an interest rate cap on annual rate adjustments.
A contractual ceiling limits an adjustment under the stated terms.
Common collocations
- interest rate cap premium
- contractual interest rate cap
Related terms
More terms: Interest & Exchange Rates
Practise with graded reading
Reading at the right level is the fastest way to make new words stick. Pick free English books by level:
This page explains English vocabulary for learners. It is not financial advice.
