For which two of the following situations does an investment bank typically sign a confidentiality agreement with a public company in order to obtain non-public financial projections? I. Precedent transactions analysis II. Valuation in anticipation of potential sell-side advisory role III. Financial analysis on potential capital markets transaction IV. Determination of current bond yields

For which two of the following situations does an investment bank typically sign a confidentiality agreement with a public company in order to obtain non-public financial projections?
I. Precedent transactions analysis
II. Valuation in anticipation of potential sell-side advisory role
III. Financial analysis on potential capital markets transaction
IV. Determination of current bond yields






A) I and III
B) I and IV
C) II and III
D) II and IV








Answer: C