A basis point (bp) represents one-hundredth of a percentage point (0.01%), serving as a precise unit for measuring financial changes. Used primarily in banking and investing, it clarifies fee adjustments, interest rate shifts, and bond yield spreads. Investors, analysts, and borrowers benefit from its clarity, eliminating ambiguity when discussing small yet impactful percentage variations in loans or portfolios.
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