Raising equity finance

Continued part 1, part 2 of ebook "Handbook of corporate finance: A business companion to financial markets, decisions and techniques" provides readers with contents including: finance raising; debt finance available to firms of all sizes; debt finance from the financial markets; raising equity capital; managing risk; the financial risks managers have to deal with; using futures, forwards and swaps to manage risk; managing exchange-rate risk;...

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Ebook "The venture capital industry in Europe" substantially adds to the understanding of Europe's venture capital industries. It discusses the microeconomics of fund raising, investment and exiting behaviour of venture capital companies and relates the microeconomics of venture capital finance to the industry features in European countries.

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Ebook ACCA Paper F9: Financial Management - Class Notes: Part 2 presents the following content: Chapter 6: capital structure and risk adjusted WACC; chapter 7: ratio analysis; chapter 8: raising equity finance; chapter 9: working capital management; chapter 10: efficient market hypothesis; chapter 11: valuation; chapter 12: risk.

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Research results indicate that: (1) Financial leverage has no impact on ROS and ROCE, (2) Financial leverage has a negative impact on ROA, and (3) Financial leverage has a positive impact on ROE. In accordance with the research findings and the paper proposes, the State needs to consider both having timely interventions and loosening monetary policy in order to promote the development of the stock market and solve the problems that many companies trading real estate faced during the time of raising capital.

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Chapter 13 - Planning equity financing. The goals of this chapter are: Explain how companies plan for debt versus equity financing, describe how partnership profits and losses are allocated, discuss the process of raising capital through equity financing in a corporation, explain the process of giving shareholders a return on investment, compare and contrast stock dividends and stock splits.

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(BQ) Continued part 1, Business finance multinational (Fourteenth edition): Part 2 has contents: Transaction exposure, transaction exposure, operating exposure, the global cost and availability of capital, raising equity and debt globally, multinational tax management,... and other contents. Invite you to refer this document.

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The ninth chapter, entitled “Hospitality Industry Applications of Time Value of Money Concepts and Skills” explains questions to consider when securing a loan, questions to consider when raising equity, sensitivity analysis to meet lenders’ and equity investors’ financial tests and standards, finance in action case studies.

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(bq) part 2 book "corporate finance" has contents: capital structure in a perfect market; payout policy; capital budgeting and valuation with leverage; financial options, option valuation, real options, raising equity capital, debt financing, working capital management,...and other contents.

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The number one concern of start-up entrepreneurs and growing small business owners and managers is how to finance their venture. When the personal financial resources of the entrepreneur are exhausted, when the tradition of going to family and friends for “cradle equity” has been thoroughly “worked,” and when incurring personal debt from a bank for a loan is no longer a viable option, then raising private capital can be one of the toughest challenges for many entrepreneurs.

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Like with a leasing company, the capital for loans in a CFC is raised through a combination of debt and equity. USAID’s DCA program for commercial finance companies would face the same concerns as it might with leasing since the DCA does not provide capital for lending only guarantees. Where DCA might be helpful is in the conversion of a bank to a commercial finance corporation. DCA could be considered to issue a guarantee to private sector investors (local or international) who capitalize the CFC or use guarantees for loans as discussed under bank interventions. ...

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This course investigates theory and practice of financial management from a corporate perspective. Topics cover financial management objectives, principles of capital investment, project evaluation techniques, capital structure decisions, financing techniques, dividend policy, working capital management and elements of risk management.

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Countries differ in the way they channel capital to firms and in the way they reduce information asymmetries between firms and the key financing parties. These differences are likely to shape firms’ incentives to report earnings that reflect true economic performance. We illustrate this idea using a stylized characterization of financial systems. In an outsider system, like the U.K., firms rely heavily on public debt or equity markets in raising capital. Corporate ownership is dispersed. Investors are “at arm’s length” and do not have privileged access to information.

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In particular, we hypothesize that both raising capital in public markets rather than from private sources and the institutional environment in which a firm operates have a systematic influence on its incentives to report earnings that reflect economic performance. Both factors shape the way in which information asymmetries between the firm and its key financing parties are resolved and the role earnings play in the process, which in turn affects the properties of reported earnings (see also Ball et al., 2000).

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Second, the high levels of banks’ discretionary capital observed do not appear to be explained by buffers that banks hold to insure against falling below the minimum capital requirement. Banks that would face a lower cost of raising equity at short notice (profitable, dividend paying banks with high market to book ratios) tend to hold significantly more capital. Third, the consistency between non-financial firms and banks does not extend to the components of leverage (deposit and non-deposit liabilities).

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Capital planning plays a key role in banks’ business decisions. The cost of equity financing and return targets on shareholders’ funds shape banks’ capital allocation and product pricing. Given the importance of equity capital in absorbing losses, prudential regulators require banks to hold sufficient equity to cover risks. Regulation that motivates banks to raise equity financing when capital is cheap would promote the interests of long-term shareholders. All these considerations call for a better understanding of what drives the cost of bank capital.

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A further barrier to pension funds‟ investment in green projects is their lack of knowledge and experience not only with „green‟ projects, but with infrastructure investments in general (which green projects are often a subsector of) and the financing vehicles involved (such as private equity funds or structured products).

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