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A bank has invested in U. S. Treasury investments that mature in two years. They will be held until maturity. The investments are funded with three-year maturity time deposits. The primary risk this bank faces is:
a) refinancing risk.
b) reinvestment risk.
c) off-balance-sheet risk.
d) credit risk.
e) liquidity risk.

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