alleryStart learning →Which level of value is lowest for equity interests in a private firm?
AControlling interest level
BMarketable minority level
CNon-marketable minority level
DStrategic block level
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Non-marketable minority level
Non-controlling interests in private companies lack a ready market, so they sit at the lowest level of value.
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