Adjustable rate preferred stock (ARPS)
An adjustable rate preferred stock is a stable and less volatile preferred stock that does not pay a fixed dividend. ARPS pays a variable dividend that is pegged to the U.S treasury bill rate.
Adjustable rate preferred stock (ARPS)
An adjustable rate preferred stock is a stable and less volatile preferred stock that does not pay a fixed dividend. ARPS pays a variable dividend that is pegged to the U.S treasury bill rate.
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