Cap risk - Schweser pro

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Dear all,
Can anyone please help me understand how the answer for the below question could be logically correct.
Question ID#: 92162
Which of the following is the best definition of cap risk? Cap risk is the risk:
A) that the funding rate used to purchase a floating rate note exceeds the note’s cap rate.
B) associated with the issuer of a floating rate note with an embedded cap.
C) that a floating rate note has an embedded cap.
The correct answer was A.
Cap risk is the risk that the cost of the firm’s interest rate-sensitive liabilities exceeds the return on its capped assets in an environment of rising interst rates. Cap risk is a particular concern to investors who borrow at a floating rate
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Hello,
I’ve done more than 40% of the Schweser qbank 2014 and some questions let me very confused. I remember this one, I understood like this:
- Buy floating rate note with a cap (let say, 5%)
- You buy the floating rate note with debt (floated)
- When interest rates increase (above 5%) you will pay more than 5% on the debt but receive 5% from the note…
Some questions are totally weird!
 
Hi yqb_cdg,
Yes I agree it is confusing. I have another question in the forum which is not in sync with the text.
Thank you for letting me know.
Good luck on your exam.
 
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