A lender is protected against anticipated credit risks by the loan's covenant provisions as interest rates are fixed by the Federal Reserve Bank.

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Covenant provisions in a loan agreement can provide some protection against credit risks, but interest rates are not fixed by the Federal Reserve Bank. Interest rates are influenced by the Federal Reserve through its monetary policy, but ultimately determined by market forces.

A Lender Is Protected Against Anticipated Credit Risks by the Loan's