When It Comes to Financing a Company, a Banker Looks

question 51

Multiple Choice

When it comes to financing a company, a banker looks at two kinds of assets:

• A) direct and indirect.
• B) tangible and intangible.
• C) those founded upon past performance and those depending on future performance.
• D) industry-specific and firm-specific.

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