n a factoring agreement with recourse, the factor has recourse to the company for all the advanced debts. the implicationn is that? The answer is $($A$)$ The factor bears the loss of bad debts ; $($B$)$ Risk is fully transferred from the company to the factor; $($C$)$ Non$-$recource factoring is significantly more expensive that recourse factoring; $($D$)$ The factor takes over all rights to pursue the debt through the usual legal channels