A business reports investments on its balance sheet. The amount of the investments has been between...
A business reports investments on its balance sheet. The amount of the investments has been between 2 and 4 percent of total assets for the past three years. Which of the following would cause the greatest risk of additional borrowing needs?
1. The investments carry obligations for the business to provide
additional financial support.
2. The investments are not marketable.
3. The investments are undervalued and are actually 5 percent of
total assets.
4. The business plans to hold the investments to maturity and
recognize gains and losses on the income statement
Homework Answers
Option 2. The investments are not marketable.
If the investments are not marketable they will not assist in liquidity position of the company and may not provide any short term financial cushion to the company.
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