9. Hedging with futures calls for taking a futures position as a temporary substitute for transactions to
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9. Hedging with futures calls for taking a futures position as a temporary substitute for transactions to be made in the cash market at a later date, with the expectation that any loss realized by the manager from one position (whether cash or futures) will be offset by a profit on the other position.
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Measuring And Controlling Interest Rate And Credit Risk
ISBN: 9780471268062
2nd Edition
Authors: Frank J. Fabozzi, Steven V. Mann, Moorad Choudhry
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