Which of the following is a commonly held characteristic of corporate opportunities?

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Corporate opportunities refer to business opportunities that may arise for a company, but which are not pursued by the company itself. Instead, these opportunities may be pursued by the company's directors or officers, provided that certain conditions are met. One commonly held characteristic of corporate opportunities is that they can either be pursued or declined – in other words, they are not mandatory or guaranteed sources of revenue for the company or its executives. While it is possible for corporate opportunities to give rise to conflicts of interest, this is not necessarily true of all opportunities. Similarly, while corporate opportunities may have high revenue potential, this is not always the case, and is not a defining characteristic of these opportunities. Finally, while some corporate opportunities may tempt fiduciaries to act with self-interest, this is not a universal feature of these opportunities.

Which of the Following Is a Commonly Held Characteristic of Corporate