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floater A separate policy designed to extend the coverage of the basic insurance policy for an item or collection of items. It's called a floater because sometimes the asset may
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floater a manoeuvre where the surfer heads up into, and comes over with, the breaking part of the wave.
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floater An insurance policy that covers personal property which may be moved from one location to another. The coverage "floats" based on the property location.
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floater served ball that doesn't spin; it will suddenly shift its flight path like a "knuckleball" in baseball.
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floating Term used to denote one side of an interest rate swap - the payments made on this side will vary over the life of the swap depending on some pre-defined market index such as Libor.
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