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    An FI with a Negative Duration Gap Is Exposed to Interest
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An FI with a Negative Duration Gap Is Exposed to Interest

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An FI with a negative duration gap is exposed to interest rate declines and could hedge its interest rate risk by buying forward contracts.

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