Investor groups that provide funding in exchange for a stake in the firm and often, a degree of managerial control are called _____.
A) credit unions
B) venture capitalists
C) hedge fund managers
D) mutual fund executives
E) greenfield investors

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Venture capitalists are investor groups that provide funding in exchange for a stake in the firm and often, a degree of managerial control. Credit unions, hedge fund managers, and mutual fund executives do not typically provide this level of funding and control. Greenfield investors refer to those who establish new, undeveloped projects or enterprises.

Investor Groups That Provide Funding in Exchange for a Stake