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• swap arrangements — short term reciprocal lines of credit ( line of credit) between the Federal Reserve and 14 foreign central banks as well as the bank for International Settlements . Through a swap transactions, the Federal Reserve can, in effect, borrow foreign… …   Financial and business terms

• Swap Dealer — An individual who acts as the counterparty in a swap agreement for a fee called a spread. Swap dealers are the market makers for the swap market. The spread represents the difference between the wholesale price for trades and the retail price.… …   Investment dictionary

• Swap Network — A worldwide network of central banks that establish a reciprocal credit line relationship to temporarily swap currencies. The purpose of the swap is to give each bank the ability to simultaneously exchange a fixed amount of one another s… …   Investment dictionary

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