In India the fixed rate is about 2-3% above the prevailing rate (I.e., 12-13% as opposed to 10%) so they kind of pass in that risk to the borrower.
Also here, “fixed” means that the rate is subject to change at fixed intervals as opposed to whenever the central bank changes the prevailing interest rate.
Also here, “fixed” means that the rate is subject to change at fixed intervals as opposed to whenever the central bank changes the prevailing interest rate.