An Example of an 'Off-Sheet Business' Transaction That Banks Are

question 90

Multiple Choice

An example of an 'off-sheet business' transaction that banks are generally involved in is:

• A) providing a 'standby letter of credit'.
• B) providing a note issuance facility.
• C) providing a short-term, self-liquidating trade contingency.
• D) all of the given answers.

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