Loans from the bank are:

Assets of the bank

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Assets of the borrowers

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Liabilities of the individuals

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Liabilities of the bank

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Solution

The correct options are
A
Assets of the bank

C
Liabilities of the individuals

Loans form both assets of the bank and liabilities of the individuals.

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Loans from the bank are:

The correct options are A Assets of the bank C Liabilities of the individuals Loans form both assets of the bank and liabilities of the individuals.

The correct options are
A
Assets of the bank

C
Liabilities of the individuals

Loans form both assets of the bank and liabilities of the individuals.