An investment maturity strategy which calls for a bank to put all of its investment assets into very long-term securities is called the:
A)front-end loaded maturity policy.
B)back-end loaded maturity policy.
C)ladder or spaced maturity policy.
D)barbell investment portfolio strategy.
E)rate expectation approach.

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A back-end loaded maturity policy involves investing in very long-term securities, focusing the bulk of investments in assets that mature at a distant future date. This contrasts with strategies that spread out maturities or focus on short-term securities.

An Investment Maturity Strategy Which Calls for a Bank to Put