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Ch 01 Key Terms Flashcards

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Bridge financing

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temporary financing needed to keep the venture afloat until the next offering

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Business angels

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wealthy individuals operating as informal or private investors who provide venture financing for small businesses

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Commercial banks

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financial intermediaries that take deposits and make business and personal loans

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Development stage

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period involving the progression from an idea to a promising business opportunity

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Disruptive innovation

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an innovation that creates a new market or network that disrupts and displaces an existing market or network

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e-commerce

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the use of electronic means to conduct business online

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Early-maurity stage

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period when the growth of revenue and cash flow continues but at a much slower rate than in the rapid-growth stage

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Early-stage ventures

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firms in their development stage, startup stage, survival stage, or just entering their rapid-growth stage

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Entrepreneur

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individual who thinks, reasons, and acts to convert ideas into commercial opportunities and to create value

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Entrepreneurial finance

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application and adaptation of financial tools and techniques to the planning, funding, operations, and valuation of an entrepreneurial venture

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Entrepreneurial opportunities

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ideas with potential to create value through different or new, repackaged, or repositioned products, markets, processes, or services

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Entrepreneurial process

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developing opportunities, gathering resources, and managing and building operations with the goal of creating value

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Entrepreneurship

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process of changing ideas into commercial opportunities and creating value

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Financial distress

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when cash flow is insufficient to meet current debt obligations

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First-round financing

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equity funds provided during the survival stage to cover the cash shortfall when expenses and investments exceed revenues

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free cash

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cash exceeding that which is needed to operate,
pay creditors, and invest in assets

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Free cash flow

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change in free cash over time

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Gig economy

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where individuals accept short-term job assignments or “gigs” instead of having fulltime employment

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Government assistance programs

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financial support, such as low-interest-rate loans and tax incentives, provided by state and local governments to help small businesses

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Initial public offering (IPO)

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a corporation’s first sale of common stock to the investing public

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Innovation

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introduction of a new idea, product, or process

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Investment banker

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individual working for an investment banking firm who advises and assists corporations in their security financing decisions and regarding mergers and acquisitions

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Investment banking firms

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firms that advise and assist corporations regarding the type, timing, and costs of issuing new securities

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Mezzanine financing

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funds for plant expansion, marketing expenditures, working capital, and product or service
improvements

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Owner-debt holder conflict

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divergence of the owners’ and lenders’ self-interests as the firm gets close to bankruptcy

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Owner-manager (agency) conflicts

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differences between manager’s self-interest and that of the owners who
hired him

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Private financial markets

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where customized contracts or
securities are negotiated, created, and held with restrictions on how they can be transferred

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Public financial markets

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where standardized contracts or
securities are traded on organized securities exchanges

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Rapid-growth stage

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period of very rapid revenue and cash flow

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Seasoned firms

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firms with successful operating histories and operating in their rapid-growth or maturity life cycle stages

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Seasoned securities offering

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the offering of securities by a firm that has previously offered the same or substantially similar securities

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Second-round financing

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financing for ventures in their
rapid-growth stage to support investments in working
capital

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Secondary stock offering

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founder and venture investor
shares sold to the public

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Seed financing

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funds needed to determine whether an idea can be converted into a viable business opportunity

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Sharing economy

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where individuals share their assets, such as homes, vehicles, and personal time, with others to provide a new way for distributing goods and services

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Startup financing

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funds needed to take a venture from having established a viable business opportunity to initial production and sales

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Startup stage

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period when the venture is organized and developed and an initial revenue model is put in place

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Survival stage

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period when revenues start to grow and help pay some, but typically not all, of the expenses

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Trade credit

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financing provided by suppliers in the form of delayed payments due on purchases made by the venture

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Venture capital

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early-stage financial capital often involving substantial risk of total loss

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Venture capital firms

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firms formed to raise and distribute venture capital to new and fast-growing ventures

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Venture Capitalists (VCs)

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individuals who join in formal, organized firms to raise and distribute venture capital to new and fast-growing ventures

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Venture law firms

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law firms specializing in providing legal services to young, fast-growing entrepreneurial firms

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Venture life cycle

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stages of a successful venture’s life from development through various stages of revenue growth

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Warrants

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call options issued by a company granting the holder the right to buy common stock at a specific price for a specific period of time

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