alleryStart learning →In a true sale, what may the originator do with the transferred assets?
AKeep them on its books
BLend them back to investors
CRevalue them down to zero
DRemove them from its books
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Remove them from its books
A true sale lets the originator derecognise the assets, whereas in a financing they stay with the originator.
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