A commercial bank has $200 million of floating-rate loans yielding the LIBOR + 2%. These loans are financed by $200 million of fixed-rate deposits costing 9%. A savings association has $200 million of mortgages with a fixed rate of 13%. They are financed by $200 million of CDs with LIBOR+3%. The two financial institutions have reached agreement on an interest rate swap with the fixed-rate swap payment at 9% and the variable-rate swap payment at LIBOR+1%. Which of the following statement is correct about the interest rate swap? Select one: a. The commercial is the buyer of the interest rate swap. b. The commercial bank agrees to pay 9% and receive LIBOR+1%. OC. The savings association is the seller of the interest rate swap. d. The savings association agrees to pay 9% and receive LIBOR+1%