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Preparing Your Business for Rising Interest Rates

Concrete steps businesses can take to protect cash flow and manage borrowing costs when rates move higher.

Preparing Your Business for Rising Interest Rates

When interest rates rise, the cost of variable-rate debt climbs with them. Businesses that plan ahead can protect cash flow and avoid unwelcome surprises.

Start by mapping your debt profile: how much is fixed versus variable, and when does each facility reprice? From there, consider hedging strategies, refinancing opportunities, and adjustments to working-capital management that reduce reliance on short-term borrowing.

Rising rates also create opportunity. Idle cash can earn meaningful yield in money-market and deposit products. A proactive conversation with your banker can turn a challenging rate environment into a strategic advantage.

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