Andrew Awkwafina gets financing from Filmy Factors, who file a financing statement listing the debtor's name as "Andrew Awkwafina" and the collateral as "equipment." Andrew Awkwafina later sells the equipment to Zero Mostel. A couple of years later, one of Zero Mostel's lenders gets a judgment and seeks to seize the equipment. When Filmy Factors claims priority, the other lender argues that Filmy Factors is no longer perfected because it did not file a financing statement under the name of Zero Mostel. Is the financing statement filed under the name of Andrew Awkwafina effective as to property owned by Zero Mostel? 

(A) No. Zero Mostel's creditors are not on notice. 

(B) No. The financing statement can only apply to the named debtor's property. 

(C) Yes. The financing statement remains effective even if the collateral is sold. 

(D) Yes. As long as the collateral is identified, the debtor's name is irrelevant