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The Treasury lock is a common pre-hedging derivative strategy the Street offers to their corporate clients. The paper provides a justification of the common practice of booking a short position in the Treasury lock as a forward contract on the underlying benchmark and a short position in the Then-Current Treasury lock as a forward contract on underlying benchmark rolled over the life of the contract.