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Covenants that place direct restrictions on managerial decisions are called
Risk of Loss
The possibility that an asset's value could decrease due to changes in the market or other factors, affecting the holder's financial position.
Insurable Interest
A requirement that a person must stand to suffer a direct financial loss from the damage, loss, or destruction of the property or life insured.
Goods-in-bailment
Refers to personal property that has been delivered into the hands of another for custody or performance of some service, without transfer of ownership.
Economic Interest
A vested interest in financial gains or losses, typically relating to investments, ownership, or participation in business ventures or market activities.
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