Two companies have mirror-image financing needs (they both want to borrow equivalent amounts for the same amount of time). Company A has agreed to one leg of the swap but Company B is "playing hard to get." What can the swap bank do to get Company B on board? Multiple Choice O If the swap bank has already contracted one leg of the swap, they should be anxious to offer better terms to Company B to just get the deal done, and the swap bank could just sell the Company A side of the swap. O Company A should lobby Company B to "get on board." O If the swap bank has already contracted one leg of the swap, they should be anxious to offer better terms to Company B to just get the deal done. O The swap bank could just sell the Company A side of the swap. O None of the options