Percent to Basis Points
Convert percent values to basis points (bps), where 1% = 100 bps.
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1.25 percent =
125 bps
Representative value from the Percent to Basis Points reference table.
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Percent to Basis Points
Convert percent values to basis points (bps), where 1% = 100 bps.
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| Percent | Basis Points |
|---|---|
| -5 percent | -500 bps |
| -2.5 percent | -250 bps |
| -1 percent | -100 bps |
| -0.5 percent | -50 bps |
| -0.25 percent | -25 bps |
| 0 percent | 0 bps |
| 0.1 percent | 10 bps |
| 0.25 percent | 25 bps |
| 0.5 percent | 50 bps |
| 1 percent | 100 bps |
| 1.25 percent | 125 bps |
| 2.5 percent | 250 bps |
| 5 percent | 500 bps |
| 10 percent | 1,000 bps |
| 12.5 percent | 1,250 bps |
| 25 percent | 2,500 bps |
| 50 percent | 5,000 bps |
| 75 percent | 7,500 bps |
| 100 percent | 10,000 bps |
| 150 percent | 15,000 bps |
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Percent to Basis Points, formulas, and typical use cases.
What does the Percent to Basis Points calculator do?
It helps with converting rate changes into basis points for finance and fixed-income reporting.
What formula does the Percent to Basis Points calculator use?
Basis points = percent × 100.
What inputs are valid?
Any finite percent value is valid, including negative values.
When would I use this?
converting rate changes into basis points for finance and fixed-income reporting
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