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In [[swap]] [[hedging]] | In [[swap]] [[hedging]], matching your [[hedge]] ''exactly'' to your swap obligation, and remaining market-neutral — or as market neutral as you can. (strictly you could delta hedge with a delta other than one, I suppose, but most folks mean delta-''one'' hedging. This is what [[prime broker]]s do when they trade [[synthetic equity swaps]]. They make their money not from trading equities, but by lending money to their clients, so their clients can trade equities. | ||
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