Outside parties that monitor the firm include all of the following EXCEPT
A) credit agencies.
B) the New York Stock Exchange.
C) analysts.
D) bankers.

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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is primarily a marketplace for buying and selling securities, not an entity that monitors firms in the way credit agencies, analysts, and bankers do. While the NYSE has rules and regulations that listed companies must follow, its primary role is not to monitor firms in the same manner as the other entities listed, which directly assess the financial health, performance, or creditworthiness of firms.

Outside Parties That Monitor the Firm Include All of the Following