does anyone have an experience to price a credit with a maturity of 10 yrs like the following?libor + X*libor (eg: 5,37 + 0,12 * 5,37 = 6)instead of a fixed spreadLibor + spread (eg: 5,37 + 0,63 = 6) any comments?

why are you asking?I know some of them (in Europe) but request you to be more specific.pls pm for details

<t>Well to be specific: we prefer to have EBITDA but of course decision depends on "many" items, ie: if it's a privatization finance, in which case you have the chance to look at previous balance sheets & income statements etc, its also better to look at "tax" items to have certain what if scena...

dear tgulcicek,send a pm to me

if I want to have an index of it, any comments on what to include? what to exlude?

isn't life a gamble? with every position that you take and every position you don't...who knows what the f.cking "career" will bring us in the future? except speculation, these platforms may also be used for hedging purposes.

it is non-callable for the first 10 yearsthnx for answer

How to price such a bond? as t goes to infinity, is it enough just to take a "limit" for such a bond?

in real world, are there any guys using such formulas for commodity trading??? seems so many points missing...

please:tolga.kiral@isbank.com.tr

<t>If I didnt misunderstand your questions:1. jomni is right2. seniority in terms of law? it may depend on the codes, but I believe that loans may generally seem to be senior.3. I dont have any experience with rating agencies, but, I think it will depend on the terms of the loan (esp. for syndicated...

In an article Neftci said that,HF's are :long:Nikkei, options,short interest rates, 10y&30y Tres, oil, gold, CHF, JPYshort: SP500, Nasdaqneutral: USD, Eur, GBPquestion: How can one obtain positions of HF's in certain markets? how to differ them?any idea? resource?

Hi ytfloyd,I'll be glad if you provide/discuss your results/findings.I'm also interested in freight and commodity markets.Tolgatokiral@mailcity.com

My customer wants me to fix interest rate for his credit for the next 1 year.but, he wants his credit to be revolving, i mean he can use credit up to his limit, for more than once (but for just 1 year)any idea how to price this credit? or hedge it?

May I have a copy pls?