The Greatest Constraint Faced by Banks Considering the Alternative of Lending

question 128

Multiple Choice

The greatest constraint faced by banks considering the alternative of lending to Bangladeshi villagers is:

• A) not having qualified loan officers to make the loans.
• B) having limited funds available for loans.
• C) not being able to determine appropriate currency exchange rates.
• D) counterfeit financial reports that make it difficult to properly assess collateral.

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