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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Bankers typically look at the tangible assets a company holds, such as equipment, real estate, and inventory, as well as the intangible assets such as intellectual property, patents, and trademarks. Both types of assets help to secure financing and demonstrate the company's financial health.

When It Comes to Financing a Company, a Banker Looks