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:Sold: -
:Sold: -
:Borrowed: USD10m
:Borrowed: USD10m
:Amount owed: Bank Funding Rate on USD 10m
:Amount owed: Floating Rate USD 10m
:Bought 10m of Cryptöagle
:Bought 10m of Cryptöagle
:Amount due: [[total return swap|total return]] on 10m Lexrifyly and 10m Cryptöagle}}}}
:Amount due: [[total return swap|total return]] on 10m Lexrifyly and 10m Cryptöagle}}}}


Note the cashflows in the loan scenario: Pay funding rate on  
Note the cashflows in the loan scenario: Pay Floating Rate on 10m, receive total return on Cryptöagle. These are the same cashflows you would expect under a delta-one equity derivative on [[Cryptöagle]]. Like a loan, an equity swap allows a customer to create a new exposure to [[Cryptöagle]] while not giving up its existing portfolio of exposures, which it would have to do if it were to buy Cryptöagle outright.


were it t by paying you a rate I am deploying my capital assets to gain access to a new capital asset, without having to get rid of the old one. Me paying a fixed rate implies I have a corresponding asset which will finance my swap payments. I am able to hold on to that and get synthetic exposure to a new asset paying say a floating rate, because my dealer has funded that asset for me.
were it t by paying you a rate I am deploying my capital assets to gain access to a new capital asset, without having to get rid of the old one. Me paying a fixed rate implies I have a corresponding asset which will finance my swap payments. I am able to hold on to that and get synthetic exposure to a new asset paying say a floating rate, because my dealer has funded that asset for me.

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