alleryStart learning →An FRA buyer at 5% sees a 4% rate at settlement. What happens?
APays the seller the gap
BReceives the difference
CPays the full notional
DNeither pays nor receives
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Pays the seller the gap
The reference rate is below the contract rate, so the buyer pays the seller the difference.
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