Venture Capital Firms Assess Two Major Issues When Deciding to Invest

Venture capital firms assess two major issues when deciding to invest in a company.Which of the following indicates these issues?

A) Company management and other funding secured by the company.
B) A proven company track record and the risk-return tradeoff of an investment.
C) Potential for a high return on investment and an easy exit strategy.
D) Funding requested and company financial statements.
E) Company's potential to generate profits and the funds available to the venture capital company.