Compare a CMO with A, B, Z to a CMO that has the same tranches but is backed by a larger pool of mortgages (and therefore has a residual). In a CMO with aresidual:Tranche A has a shorter duration and less inflation/interest rate riskTranche 8 has a shorter duration and more inflation/interest rate riskTranche B has a longer duration and more inflation/interest rate riskTranche Z has more inflation/interest rate riskTranche Z has less inflation/interest rate risk

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Compare a CMO with A, B, Z to a CMO that has the same tranches but is backed by a larger pool of mortgages (and therefore has a residual). In a CMO with a residual: O Tranche A has a shorter duration and less inflationvinterest rate risk O Tranche B has a shorter duration and more inflation/interest rate risk Tranche B has a longer duration and more inflation interest rate risk Tranche 2 has more inflation/interest rate risk Tranche Z has less inflation/interest rate risk

Compare a CMO with A, B, Z to a CMO that has the same tranches but is backed by a larger pool of mortgages (and therefore has a residual). In a CMO with a residual: O Tranche A has a shorter duration and less inflationvinterest rate risk O Tranche B has a shorter duration and more inflation/interest rate risk Tranche B has a longer duration and more inflation interest rate risk Tranche 2 has more inflation/interest rate risk Tranche Z has less inflation/interest rate risk

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