Which of the following is not a typical restrictive covenant for a bank commercial loan?

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Restrictive covenants are conditions placed on a borrower by the lender to limit the borrower's actions in certain ways to ensure the loan is repaid. Allowing the bank to run the firm if there are repayment difficulties (C) is not a typical restrictive covenant because it would involve a significant operational takeover, which is generally beyond the scope of what lenders are willing to or capable of managing.

Which of the Following Is Not a Typical Restrictive Covenant