Managing net interest rate exposure

With changes in borrowing and investments, how is the sector’s exposure to movements in interest rates shifting and what are the implications? By Stuart Jones, client director at Arlingclose.

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Interest rate movements can have a significant impact on local authority finances, affecting both the cost of borrowing and the income earned on investments.

Managing net interest rate exposure

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