Definition: Swaps resets are scheduled dates when the floating-rate leg of an interest rate swap is recalculated to reflect current market rates (SOFR or LIBOR), which determines the next payment amount.
Example: With a standard reset, the floating rate is set at the start of the period, while an arrears swap (or reset swap) has the floating rate set at the end of the period (in arrears).
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