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公司业务人员须检查抵(质)押物的状态、完好程度、经济寿命及安全和完整性,并根据抵(质

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公司业务人员须检查抵(质)押物的状态、完好程度、经济寿命及安全和完整性,并根据抵(质)押物性质及风险程度的不同,确定所适用的保管措施,实施区别监控。下列采取的监控措施正确的是()

A、股票/股权等特殊质物,公司业务人员需随时关注股票公司的经营动态、股票及股票市场的整体走势,以规避质权风险

B、收费权作为质押物的,公司业务人员要严格管理收费账户的资金,监控用途,确保还款

C、出口退税账户质押的,应控制账户封闭运行、专款专用,确保账户的唯一性,在贷款封闭运行期间,公司业务人员应实行严格监管,在贷款未获清偿前,不得挪作它用或账户转移,保障我行对出口退税款法定的优先受偿权

D、对民营企业法人以其财产设定抵(质)押的,应适当加大检查频度,关注抵(质)押物的品质及抵(质)押人的资质和清偿能力

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