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Members of financial co-operatives are and hence there is, potential conflict of interest

ADepositors

BBorrowers

CShareholders and depositors

DDepositors and borrowers

Answer:

D. Depositors and borrowers

Read Explanation:

In financial co-operatives, members often function as both depositors and borrowers. This dual role can create a potential conflict of interest, because the goals of safeguarding deposits and accessing credit may sometimes conflict within the same organization.


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