With the exception of pledges, a security agreement must:
A) be in an authenticated record.
B) be signed by the debtor with his personal, not business, name.
C) contain at least a generic description of the collateral, such as "all my personal property."
D) All of these.

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A security agreement must be in an authenticated record, which means it must be in writing and signed by the debtor. It does not necessarily have to be signed with a personal name, and a generic description like "all my personal property" is not sufficient.

With the Exception of Pledges, a Security Agreement Must