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Irina-Kira [14]
3 years ago
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With a 9-month maturity bucket, a 3-month loan would be considered a _____ asset and a 30-year mortgage with a rate adjustment i

n 6 months would be classified as a _____ asset. Rate-sensitive asset; fixed-rate asset Rate-sensitive asset; rate-sensitive asset Fixed-rate asset; fixed-rate asset Fixed-rate asset; rate-sensitive asset
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1 answer:
adelina 88 [10]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Fixed-rate asset; rate-sensitive asset

Explanation:

in the case when there is a 9 month maturity bucket so here the 3 month loan should be considered as the fixed rate asset as there is no change in the rate for the first asset while on the other hand there is a rate adjustment in 6 month so this is to be considered as the rate senstitive asset

Therefore the last option is correct

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