A bank has just completed an internal stress test and finds that it has a repricing risk of -0.5% to its cash flow for every 1% upward shift in interest rates. What should the bank do to mitigate its risk?

It should securitize and sell its loan portfolio, retaining only the servicing rights.

It should become a counterparty to a currency swap.

It should sell some of its real estate assets.

It should issue more stock to bolster capital reserves.

It should become a counterparty to an interest rate swap.

Either a or e.

Either a, c, d, or e.

All of these are viable.