42. An ISG dollar> 0 implies a. liability sensitivity b. asset sensitivity C. insensitivity to increases in interest rates d. they are all correct. 43. The ISG calculated in Problem 36 is sensitive to a. active b. passive C. capital d. Income e. expenses 44. An ESG> 0 allows an increase in the net interest margin (NIM), since the interest Income generated by the assets will increase more than the cost of the borrowed funds. That comment is evident in Problem 36. a. Right b. Incorrect 45. A negative sensitivity margin allows a reduction in the net interest margin (NIM) since the interest income generated by the assets is less than the cost of the borrowed funds. a. Right b. Incorrect 35. Assuming the data from the above problems, the company shows an asset-sensitive position, measured by the ISR, for the year 2019. a. Right b. Incorrect 36. A bond with the following characteristics: FV $5,000, CR 10%, originated on 01/01/2019 and expires on 01/01/2029, Market price $ 5,000, its YTM is a. 12% b. 10% c. 8% d. 4% 42. An ISG dollar> 0 implies a. liability sensitivity b. asset sensitivity C. insensitivity to increases in interest rates d. they are all correct. 43. The ISG calculated in Problem 36 is sensitive to a. active b. passive C. capital d. Income e. expenses 44. An ESG> 0 allows an increase in the net interest margin (NIM), since the interest Income generated by the assets will increase more than the cost of the borrowed funds. That comment is evident in Problem 36. a. Right b. Incorrect 45. A negative sensitivity margin allows a reduction in the net interest margin (NIM) since the interest income generated by the assets is less than the cost of the borrowed funds. a. Right b. Incorrect 35. Assuming the data from the above problems, the company shows an asset-sensitive position, measured by the ISR, for the year 2019. a. Right b. Incorrect 36. A bond with the following characteristics: FV $5,000, CR 10%, originated on 01/01/2019 and expires on 01/01/2029, Market price $ 5,000, its YTM is a. 12% b. 10% c. 8% d. 4%