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2 types of sources of finance
Internal
External
Opportunity Cost
Other actions that could have been funded with money
SPACED
Size of business
Purpose of the finance
Amount required
Cost (of the finance)
External environment (STEEPLE)
Duration (timescale)
Short Term sources of finance
Have to be repaid within 12 months
Medium Term sources of finance
Last longer than 1 year but less than 5 years
Long Term sources of finance
Last longer than 5 years
External sources of finance
Equity finance
Debt finance
Other sources of finance
Internal Sources of Finance
Personal funds
Retained profit
Sale of assets
Equity Finance
Selling a share of the company (provider receives part of the ownership)
3 Categories of Equity Finance
Business angel
Venture capital
Share capital
Business Angel
Wealthy business person that invests their money into businesses.
Venture Capital
Companies that use money from their clients to fund investments.
Share Capital
Money raised through the issue of shares to new investors in the stock exchange.
Debt finance
Borrowing money from a bank or other financial institutions
Forms of Debt finance
Loan capital
Overdrafts
Microfinance
Trade credit
Loan Capital
Medium or long term source of finance, usually to buy fixed assets.
Overdraft
Going below 0 in accounts
Microfinance
Providing financial services to individuals who have very limited income and are not able to get services from traditional banks.
Trade Credit
Supplies are given to retailers and payments are made within 30, 60 or 90 days
Other sources of finance
Leasing
Crowdfunding
Leasing
Renting (hiring) a fixed asset over a period of time, rather than buying it
Hire purchase
Keeping the asset after the time period of leasing it.
Peer-to-peer funding
Many investors providing a loan that earns interest
Equity crowding
Everyone who puts in money gets shares
Reward-based crowdfunding
Investing in a firm with an idea, and getting a product from the firm (mostly whatever they are developing)
Donation based crowdfunding
Participants are donors rather than investors.
Features of an overdraft
High interest
Short term (small amount, usually to cover up daily costs)