- Interest calculation
- Automated systems can calculate interest in a number of ways. You can often decide how the system is to do this during customisation.
International financial encyclopaedia . 2014.
Interest calculation
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Interest calculation method — The way in which interest is calculated … International financial encyclopaedia
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