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Collar (See Chapter 48 of the Vernimmen)
A collar involves both the purchase of a cap and the sale of a floor, thus setting a zone of fluctuation in interest rates, below which the operator must pay the difference in rates between the market rate and the floor rate and above which his counterparty pays the difference between the market rate and the cap rate. This combination reduces the cost of hedging, as the premium of the cap is paid partly or totally by the sale of the floor. Also called rate tunnel.
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