6) Debt Capital Markets Flashcards
how can a company raise funds without diluting ownership
debt
what is the benefit of equity ownership vs debt ownership
equity ownership: no interest payments
debt ownership: no dilution of ownershp
how do small and medium sized company raise debt
borrow from commercial banks
what can larger companies due to raise debt
issue bonds
what are bonds
investors lend money to borrower (company), and charges an interest rate until borrower repays money
what are the four types of bonds
1) fixed rate bonds
2) floating rate bonds
3) equity related bonds
4) asset backed securities
what are fixed interest rate bonds
pre determined rate of return, interest rate is fixed across life of bonds (typical maturity is 5/10/20 years)
what are floating rate bonds
moves across lifespan and are variable (federal interest rate +3%)
what are equity related bonds
bonds that pay interest and can be converted to equity
what are asset backed securities
different assets added to SPV (Special purpose vehicle), cash flows from assets used to repay bond owners and used as collateral
why do large coporatiions prefer bond finances instead of bank loans
bonds interest rate are cheaper than bank loan interest rate
issuing bond is less restrictive than bank loans
why would smaller firms prefer bank loans over bond financing
scale helps reduce the magnitude of fixed costs, small and large firms face the same fixed costs with bond financing
bond loans are also sizeable, 100 millions
drawbacks with bond financing
1) it is difficult to deal with too many investors
2) complexity
what are the there types of fees with bond offerings
management, underwriting and selling (same as equity offering)
are bonds or equity easier to price and why
bonds, investors take comfort in credit rating industries
do banks get paid more fore equity or debt offering
equity, debt financing is easier