The Tailed Hedge Ratio Becomes Lower in Comparison to the Untailed

question 12

Multiple Choice

The tailed hedge ratio becomes lower in comparison to the untailed one when

• A) Interest rates rise and hedge maturity increases.
• B) Interest rates rise and hedge maturity decreases.
• C) Interest rates fall and hedge maturity increases.
• D) Interest rates fall and hedge maturity decreases.

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