The controlling investor of a long-term investment with controlling interest is called the:

A) Owner.
B) Subsidiary.
C) Parent.
D) Investee.
E) Senior entity.

Controlling Investor

An investor or entity that holds a significant amount of voting stock in a company, allowing them to influence or control management decisions.

Long-Term Investment

Investments that a company or individual holds for more than one year, typically including stocks, bonds, or real estate.

Parent

A company that holds a controlling interest in another company, making the other company its subsidiary.