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Diego Vásquez ()

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Se presenta el diseño de un mecanismo de cobertura para el riesgo de tasa de interés real que afrontan en Colombia los Bancos especializados en crédito hipotecario, es decir el riesgo de que la diferencia multiplicativa entre la tasa de interés nominal de captación a corto plazo (DTF) y la variación de la UVR menos el equivalente de largo plazo de dicha diferencia sea mayor que cero. Por medio de dos metodologías diferentes se llega a una estimación de la tasa de interés real de largo plazo a partir de la cual se construyen tres alternativas de funcionamiento del mecanismo. La primera es una operación tipo SWAP en la que se anula el valor de los aportes de los participantes, la segunda alternativa contempla la distribución de una parte de los ingresos iniciales del mecanismo entre las entidades y la tercera constituye un sistema de franjas de tasa de interés real. Finalmente, se presentan los resultados de la evaluación del desempeño de las tres alternativas utilizando datos de tasa de interés real observados entre enero de 1984 y agosto de 2002

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