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Common shareholders have a claim on the company's assets


A) at any time, equal to the value of their shares.
B) only after the claims of debtholders and preferred shareholders have been satisfied.
C) after the claims of the preferred shareholders have been satisfied, but before the debt holders.
D) never. Common shareholders have no claim on the company's assets.

E) All of the above
F) C) and D)

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