Multiple Choice
A bank with a strong positive leverage adjusted duration gap can hedge their exposure to interest rate increases by entering into
A) a currency swap agreement to receive the fixed rate payment.
B) an interest rate swap agreement to make the fixed-rate payment side of the swap.
C) a credit swap agreement to receive the floating rate payment.
D) a commodity swap agreement to make the fixed-rate payment side of the swap.
E) an equity swap agreement to make the floating-rate payment side of the swap.
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