Financing Basics Sources of Money. Financing Basics  While poor management is cited most frequently as the reason businesses fail, inadequate or ill-timed.

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Financing Basics Sources of Money

Financing Basics  While poor management is cited most frequently as the reason businesses fail, inadequate or ill-timed financing is a close second.  There are two types of financing: Equity Financing: you sell a percentage of the ownership of the company to an investor Debt Financing: you borrow money from another person or institution (which you must repay)

Debt or Equity Effect on Ownership Effect on Money Distribution Equity Financing - dilutes ownership by % sold - none, other than % of dividends/profits Debt Financing - owner retains 100% ownership - borrowed money must be repaid

Debt and Equity  When looking for money, you must consider your company's debt-to-equity ratio the relation between dollars you've borrowed and dollars you've invested in your business. the more money owners have invested in their business, the easier it is to attract financing.  If your firm has a high ratio of equity to debt, you should probably seek debt financing.  However, if your company has a high proportion of debt to equity, experts advise that you should increase your ownership capital (equity investment) for additional funds. This way you won't be over-leveraged to the point of jeopardizing your company's survival.

Equity Financing Sources  non-professional investors such as: friends, relatives, employees, customers, colleagues.  the most common source of professional equity funding comes from venture capitalists. These may be groups of wealthy individuals, government- assisted sources, or major financial institutions that invest in new (usu. 3-5 years old) companies.

Debt Financing Sources  Banks, savings and loans, commercial finance companies are all sources.  National and regional governments have developed many programs to encourage the growth of small businesses.  Family members, friends, and associates are all potential sources, especially when capital requirements are smaller.  Traditionally, banks have been the major source of small business funding.