Given a Structure object key, Returns a list of Legs within the structure that are sensitive to the indicated YieldCurve.

When risk is conducted, these are the legs that will be manipulated.

The Structure object that is to be used within this function must have been previously created via a call to the CreateStructure() function.

This function would have returned a string 'KEY' which is to be passed to the 'StructKey' parameter of this function.

For the legs underlying the structure, only the following category of yieldcurve creation functions can be manipulated for the computation of yield curve risk : CapeTools Curves, CapeTools XCCY Curves, CapeTools Bond Curves and CapeTools Credit Curves. (excluding the DiscountCurve(), ForwardCurve(), ZeroCurve(), DiscountCurve2(), ForwardCurve2(), ZeroCurve2() or FlatYieldCurve() functions as these do not contain enough information for hedging).

This is because these curves actually contain the instruments that you can hedge your structure with.

Variant CTQryIRRisk.RiskGetYCSenLegs( _
String StructKey, _
String YCKey)

=CT.RSK.RiskGetYCSenLegs(
Excel String Cell StructKey,
Excel String Cell YCKey)

static CTRangeDataCPP RiskGetYCSenLegs(
std::string StructKey,
std::string YCKey);

CTRangeData CTQryIRRiskSA.RiskGetYCSenLegs(
System.String StructKey,
System.String YCKey);

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