A financial institution's leverage ratio is defined as:

a. Profit / Revenue.
b. Total Assets / Shareholders' Equity.
c. Shareholders' Equity / Total Assets.
d. Value of Delinquent Loans / Value of All Loans.
e. Total Debt / Total Revenue.


B

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