Euro banks borrow for short maturities and lend for longer maturities. They can reduce the interest risk by:
(a) Extending fixed-rate loans.
(b) Extending floating-rate loans.
(c) Extending revolving loans.
(d) Shorting forward forwards (that is, getting a forward contract on a loan, not on a deposit).
(e) Shorting in FRAs.
(f) Going long euro currency futures.
(g) Buying forward the currency in question.