alleryStart learning →A non-binding letter of intent usually still binds parties to
AThe final price
BThe closing date
CConfidentiality terms
DThe exchange ratio
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Confidentiality terms
The letter of intent generally does not commit parties to the deal but may bind them to confidentiality and exclusivity.
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