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Question
In a factoring arrangement, the third party makes its money by purchasing the receivables at a discount from the total amount due on the receivables.
a. True
b. False
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a. an offering is limited to $50 million
b. the number of offerees or investors is limited to 35
c. the offering is a public offering
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a. Regulation A
b. Regulation B
c. Regulation C
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a. True
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a. True
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a. True
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a. startup stage
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a. True
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a. True
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In which of the following credit programs does the SBA borrow money to be lent to Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) and guarantee payment to investors?
a. 7(a) loan
b. CDC/504 loan
c. microloan
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a. debt crowdfunding
b. equity crowdfunding
c. rewards-based crowdfunding
d. asset incentive crowdfunding
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Arranging for partial ownership as a component of the expected return to a lessor is known as:
a. venture leasing
b. capital leasing
c. investment leasing
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In which of the following credit programs does the SBA approve a loan and guarantee up to 85% of loan value?
a. 7(a) loan
b. CDC/504 loan
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d. venture capital loan
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a. accounts payable
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c. factoring
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a. 7(a) loan
b. CDC/504 loan
c. microloan
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Personal credit cards have proven to be a source of financing for startup firms for all of the following reasons except:
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b. teaser rates afford initial low cost borrowing
c. balance transfers occur at below-prime rates
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The Small Business Administration was created by an act of Congress in 2003.a. Trueb. False
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a. True
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Microloans in the SBA credit program are intended for very small businesses with a maximum amount of $50,000 to be used for general business needs.
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b. False
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Warrants allow lenders to buy equity at a specified price.
a. True
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a. financial and insurance
b. public pension funds
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The beginning of professional venture capitalists is considered to have begun with the establishment or formation of:
a. the Small Business Administration
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c. the American Research and Development organization
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a. the primary investor
b. the lead investor
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When screening possible investments, a venture capital firm might issue a SLOR, which stands for:
a. "standard letter of rejection"
b. "standing letter of reconciliation"
c. "standard letter of reassessment"
d. "senior letter of reference"