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The amortization rate acts as an 'effective maturity,' with higher rates reducing both premium and volatility sensitivity, but the studys scope is limited to constant rates and assumes complete markets, leaving real-world questions.
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The amortization rate acts as an 'effective maturity,' with higher rates reducing both premium and volatility sensitivity, but the studys scope is limited to constant rates and assumes complete markets, leaving real-world questions.
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