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At one firm, for example, the interest rate risk exposure of every fixed-income security was translated into the corresponding quantities of two-year, 10-year and 30-year treasuries that, if sold, would offset that exposure. Purchasing a fixed-income security with a maturity that matches the date when funds are required to meet a specific need can produce a return that is higher or lower than expected because of a changing return that will be earned on the reinvestment of cash payments prior to maturity. Reuters DataScope includes unrivalled global bond coverage from Reuters and quality US taxable fixed-income security coverage from the EJV database, resulting from the partnership of the world's top brokers/dealers. |
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