what kind of companies have easy access to cheap fixed rate debt? how can they take advantage of this easy access by using swaps? here are the options: more than one is correct:

A$.$

High quality companies can enter swaps $($receive fixed, pay floating$)$ with low quality companies $($pay fixed, receive floating$).$

B$.$

Companies of low credit quality often find the fixed$-$rate debt market not open to them

C$.$

Companies of high credit quality have advantaged access to the fixed$-$rate debt markets

D$.$

Low quality companies will charge a premium on top of the initial low fixed rate they have to pay to their creditors.

E$.$

Companies of low credit quality have advantaged access to the fixed$-$rate debt markets

F$.$

High quality companies will charge a premium on top of the initial low fixed rate they have to pay to their creditors.

G$.$

Companies of high credit quality often find the fixed$-$rate debt market not open to them

H$.$

High quality companies can enter swaps $($pay fixed, receive floating$)$ with low quality companies $($receive fixed, pay floating$).$