A) sovereign risk.
B) basis risk.
C) credit risk.
D) none of the above
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Multiple Choice
A) serve as an intermediary by matching up two parties in a swap.
B) serve as a dealer by taking the counterparty position in a swap.
C) reduce interest rate risk.
D) none of the above
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A) purchased an interest rate cap.
B) sold an interest rate cap.
C) purchased an interest rate floor.
D) sold an interest rate floor.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) many; lower
B) many; higher
C) few; lower
D) few; higher
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True/False
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A) rise consistently.
B) decline consistently.
C) be stable.
D) rise and then decline.
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Multiple Choice
A) plain vanilla
B) zero-coupon-for-floating
C) forward
D) seasoned vanilla
E) putable
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True/False
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) assets; liabilities; increasing
B) liabilities; assets; decreasing
C) liabilities; assets; increasing
D) none of the above
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Multiple Choice
A) can match up two parties but cannot take a position in the swap.
B) can match up two parties or can take a position in the swap.
C) cannot match up two parties and cannot take a position in the swap.
D) cannot match up two parties but can take a position in the swap.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) zero coupon-for-floating
B) forward
C) callable
D) putable
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Multiple Choice
A) forward swap.
B) callable swap.
C) extendable swap.
D) none of the above
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A) vanilla
B) LIBOR
C) programmed
D) notional
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A) fixed-rate; floating-rate
B) floating-rate; fixed rate
C) stock dividend; fixed-rate
D) stock dividend; floating rate
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Multiple Choice
A) its weak returns on its investments in junk bonds.
B) its potential losses from its life insurance policies.
C) fraud from avoiding taxes on its gains from credit default swaps.
D) its potential losses from credit default swaps.
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True/False
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