alleryStart learning →How does a lender differ from a venture capitalist in return?
AReturn depends on growth
BShares in the exit gain
CLegal right to interest
DGets no repayment due
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Legal right to interest
A lender is entitled to interest and repayment whether or not the business succeeds, unlike an equity investor.
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