Multiple Choice
In a 'plain Vanilla swap' the swap buyer agrees to make:
A) fixed-interest payments to the swap seller on a loan that is originally floating, but which is then modified through the use of derivatives to turn it into a fixed-rate loan
B) fixed-interest payments to the swap seller on a loan that is originally fixed, but which is then modified through the use of derivatives to turn it into a floating-rate loan
C) floating-interest payments to the swap seller on a loan that is originally floating, but which is then modified through the use of derivatives to turn it into a fixed loan
D) None of the listed options are correct.
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