Reference Bill Index Rate

Reference Bill Index Rate. Means, for any Interest Adjustment Period after the first Interest Adjustment Period, the Money Market Yield for the Reference Bills as established by the Reference Bill auction conducted by Freddie Mac most recently preceding the first day of such Interest Adjustment Period, as displayed on the Reference Bill Index Page. The Reference Bill Index Rate for the first Interest Adjustment Period means the Money Market Yield for the Reference Bills as established by the Reference Bill auction... conducted by Freddie Mac most recently preceding the first day of the month in which the first Interest Adjustment Period begins, as displayed on the Reference Bill Index Page. The "Reference Bill Index Page" is the Freddie Mac Debt Securities Web Page (accessed via the Freddie Mac internet site at www.freddiemac.com), or at the option of Lender, any publication of Reference Bills auction results available from Freddie Mac. However, if Freddie Mac has not conducted a Reference Bill auction within the 60-calendar day period prior to the first day of an Interest Adjustment Period, the Reference Bill Index Rate for such Interest Adjustment Period will be the LIBOR Index Rate for such Interest Adjustment Period. View More