In the typical quality swap a borrower with a negative duration gap is more likely to pay all or part of the other swap party's long-term interest rate.

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A borrower with a negative duration gap is more likely to benefit from paying a fixed rate and receiving a floating rate, rather than paying a long-term interest rate, as they are typically looking to hedge against rising interest rates.

In the Typical Quality Swap a Borrower with a Negative