Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• The Board of Directors shall take decisions in respect of granting finance, in particular in the form of loans and guarantees, and raising loans; it shall fix the interest rates on loans granted and the commission and other charges.
• For the purposes of calculating the financing costs to be borne by the EAGF for the funds mobilised by the Member State for buying in products, the Commission shall fix a uniform interest rate throughout the Community at the beginning of every accounting year.
• (11) In accordance with general financial practice it is appropriate to fix the recovery interest rate as an annual percentage rate.
• The nominal risk
• Special loans shall bear interest at 4 % per annum, unless the Board of Governors, taking into account the trend and level of interest rates on the capital markets, decides to fix a different rate.
• Interest rate policies were implemented accordingly.
• However, if the Commission finds that the level of interest rates for the Member State concerned is lower than the uniform rate, it shall fix the interest rate for that Member State at the lower level.
• For interest rates, BayernLB's projections start from the current very low interest rate environment.

• No, basically it's a health and profit bank, that sets interest rate and loans money to other banks.
• In some jurisdictions, the government or a regulatory authority sets interest rates.
• The dismissal of two vice
• The Bank of England cannot set an interest rate suitable for the whole country.
• It has no power to set interest rates, no power over exchange rates, little power over government spending restricted by the Stability Pact and, if many people in this Parliament had their way, it would have no power over its own tax rates.
• All things considered, an independent Scotland would be best served by issuing its own national currency from the outset, empowering the National Bank of Scotland to set interest rates according to domestic economic conditions.
• Its powers must be limited to monetary issues, that is to maintaining price stability, and its exclusive power to set interest rates.
• presidents of the Monetary Policy Council, the body which sets interest rates, does not appear to us to be at all in keeping with the independence guaranteed under the Treaty of Maastricht.