Series 7: 3.6.32. Rule G-33—Accrued Interest Calculations

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3.6.32. Rule G-33—Accrued Interest Calculations

This rule describes the formulae by which accrued interest, dollar price, and yield must be calculated, and it establishes the day counting computation.

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