Cross Currency Interest Rate Swap – CCIRS
An agreement in which you can exchange predetermined cash flows over several future periods in two different currencies. The exchange of interest rates can be as follows: fixed-to-fixed, fixed-to-variable, variable-to-variable. A CCIRS transaction typically involves a capital exchange at the start and expiration of the deal.
Benefits
- A CCIRS transaction creates an opportunity for interoperability between different currencies, interest rates and interest bases.
- Cross-currency interest rate swaps can provide a predictable cash flow in interest, credit or liquidity management activities.
- The foreign exchange rate and interest rate risk can be managed in a coordinated manner.
- A CCIRS transaction may be closed in whole or in part by a reverse transaction at any time before its expiry if the financing of the enterprise changes.
- The risk of your loans/deposits/bonds with another bank may also be covered.
- In addition to the interest quoted and accepted by the bank, no other expenses are charged to the client.
Risks
- Depending on interest rate and exchange rate movements, you may be required to provide additional margin during the life of the transaction.
- The potential loss of a CCIRS transaction is theoretically unlimited.
- If you close the CCIRS deal by entering into a reverse transaction during the term, you may incur unlimited losses depending on the current market situation.
- The CCIRS transaction involves an obligation: you are obliged to settle accounts with the bank even at lower/higher levels than the fixed interest rates, i.e. you may even realize a significant currency loss.
- Replacing a fixed interest payment with variable interest payment may make you vulnerable to adverse interest rate changes.
- While conversely, if interest rates are fixed, you may not benefit from
a positive shift in money market yields.
Experts
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