26.The most common anti-takover defense is the

Select one:

a. Poison pill

b. Staggered board

c. Dual class shares

d. None of the above

27.Creditworthiness is determined based on a combination of quantitative and qualitative factors. Which of the following is not one such factors?

Select one:

a. Availability of collateral

b. Lack of interest coverage

c. Diversity and stability of revenue streams

d. Leverage controls

28.For ratings to be useful, they must provide credible information. Three forms of credible information include:

Select one:

a. Subjectivity, independence and obstructive ability

b. Objectivity, independence and predictive ability

c. Objectivity, reliability and predictive ability

d. Subjectivity, dependence and analytical ability

29.Family ownership in companies can lead to all of the following except:

Select one:

a. Improved performance

b. Lower firm values

c. Competitive advantages

d. Entrenchment

e. None of the above

30.Which of the following is least likely to be considered a risk to a business model?

Select one:

a. Operational Risk

b. Compliance Risk

c. Reputational Risk

d. Credit Risk

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

26 option a Poison pillShareholder rights plans or poison pills are measures that a company may implement to discourage a hostile takeover Poison pills appeared in the United States as a response to the numerous hostile takeovers that occurred in the 1980s A poison pill ... View the full answer