Finance
When a NC lender 'calls' a loan (demands immediate full payment), it is exercising a(n):
AAcceleration clause✓ Correct
BPrepayment clause
CAlienation clause
DDefeasance clause
Explanation
An acceleration clause allows the lender to demand immediate payment of the entire outstanding loan balance when a borrower defaults or breaches specific loan conditions.
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