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Futures contracts are the primary security that insurance companies and banks use to hedge interest rate risk prior to originating mortgages.
Q6: An FI has entered a $100 million
Q21: GNMA pass-throughs can assist an FI in
Q45: Loan assignments make up more than 90
Q62: International expansion often produces revenue-risk diversification benefits
Q66: A perfect hedge, or perfect immunization, seldom
Q79: Swaps generally have a shorter maturity than
Q86: Loan sales do not completely protect the
Q101: Routine hedging will allow the FI to
Q119: The risk-based capital model in the life
Q149: Concern about potential abuses of fiduciary responsibility