The phrase "contingent interest" is grammatically and semantically correct.
It is typically used in financial, legal, or accounting contexts to describe a type of interest related to a debt that may or may not be subject to repayment, depending on certain conditions or circumstances. For example, "The bond was issued with contingent interest that will only be paid out if certain criteria are met."
Their branch had a contingent interest in the succession to the Spanish crown.
So when she decided to sell the property last year, in addition to owing more than $115,000 in principal and $117,000 in interest, she owed the lender $223,000 in "contingent interest," an amount equal to half the $446,000 appreciation in her home's value.
In this paper, we considered the pricing of credit contingent interest rate swap (CCIRS) or credit contingent default swap (CCDS).
In "Credit contingent interest rate swap" section, we establish that the pricing problem of CCIRS is equivalent to a CVA problem for interest rate swap.
Berkshire was to pay 70 cents on the dollar for the senior notes, which would have matured in 2009 with contingent interest due in 2016.
In this paper, we considered the pricing of credit contingent interest rate swap (CCIRS) or credit contingent default swap (CCDS), which is considered the CVA hedge for interest rate swaps (IRS).
In other words, disagreements on contingent interests (such as the war in Iraq) can impede conventional military co-operation, but nuclear co-operation is based on shared vital interests.
The monarch's explicit "I will" is thus needed to close this recognitive circle, lest legislation look like a mechanical compromise resulting from a clash of contingent interests, and so as actively willed by nobody.
Some of these officials have vested or contingent interests in transactions thereby causing inordinate delays and unnecessarily increasing the costs of doing business.
So although the duchy belongs to the Prince of Wales, who is also the Duke of Cornwall, there is a theoretical possibility that it could revert to the sovereign, who therefore has a contingent personal interest in matters that affect the property of the duchy.
After this three-year project has concluded, and contingent upon interest among local authorities, the research team is willing to provide advice and assist development of pilot maternal health service delivery interventions and evaluation systems based on the research findings.
