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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3: Chapter 13, The Enforcer.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of business did Milken's Belvedere Securities do?
(a) traded the body of the bond separate from its coupons
(b) traded new lamps for old in a manner of speaking
(c) traded business secrets learned in hostile takeovers
(d) traded bonds anonymously for clients of Drexel

2. What was HITS?
(a) a government investigation agency
(b) a high yield mutual fund that Drexel formed
(c) Hard Investment Trade Secrets
(d) High Interest Tax Service

3. To Drexel, what did certain concessions to clients mean?
(a) more deals and more money down the road
(b) very little because they were so big
(c) having clients indebted to them
(d) a bad reputation among other investors

4. What did Milken take personally with his clients?
(a) If they did business with someone else
(b) if they made more money than he did
(c) if they divulged company secrets
(d) if they refused to attend the Predator's Ball

5. Who told Perelman that Revlon was not for sale?
(a) Carl Icahn
(b) Michael Bergerac
(c) Michael Milken
(d) Tubby Burnham

Short Answer Questions

1. What had been Perelman's greatest acquisition before Revlon?

2. What was the average net worth of members of Milken's core group after being with him five years?

3. Why was the partner Groupe Bruxelles Lambert S.A. not happy with Drexel and trying to take it over?

4. What was Samuel Heyman able to get from Milken?

5. What could happen to Drexel with so much power vested in one man?

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