The situation in which the claims by financial institutions is more considerable for investors then the claims issued by corporations, is classified as _____________?

Correct answer: A. asset transformers

  • A. asset transformers
  • B. liability transformers
  • C. issuing transformers
  • D. claiming transformers

Explanation

Financial institutions act as asset transformers by issuing their own claims to investors and using the funds to acquire claims issued by corporations or other borrowers. They therefore convert one type of financial asset into another.

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