Class 11 Flashcards

1
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what are some key features of equity financing

A

voting rights
board decides if dividend is paid or not / what amount

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2
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what is equity financing

A

funds in exchange for ownership interest in the firm

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3
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what is limited liability

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corporate loss will not exceed amount invested in partnership

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4
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who is paid first in bankruptcy?

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debt financiers

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5
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key features of debt

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principal payment
maturity date, payment schedule, interest
indenture and covenants

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6
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what is debt financing?

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creditors offer loans in return for interest on loans and principle value at maturity date

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7
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what is an indenture

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legally binding agreement, contract or document between two or more parties

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8
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what is a covenant

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term placed on loan/debt ensuring borrower continues or stops certain activity

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9
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what are hybrid securities (+examples)

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combine characteristics of debt and equity
examples: preferred shares, convertible debt

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10
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examples of frictions in capital markets

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information assymmetry
investors limited ability to monitor mangers discretional use of funds

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11
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what are equity financing options for small firms

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insider financing, angel investors, venture capitals

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12
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what is insider financing

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owner/manager providing personal savings to firm

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13
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what are angel investors

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wealthy individuals who are willing to fund startups in exchange for shares in the business (shark tank)

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14
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what is venture capital

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firms that specialize in raising money for startups
Limited Partners (LPs) provide funds
General Partners (GPs) manager the company

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15
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what are debt financing options for small firms

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short term debt financing, trade credit

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16
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what is short term debt financing

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  • short term loans
  • banks effectively monitor and discipline borrowers
  • builds trust and long term relationships with creditors
17
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what is trade credit

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  • credit terms give a certain number of days to make payment, giving firms enough time to sell product and then use those funds to pay back creditors
18
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examples of equity financing for medium size firms

A

private equity firms

19
Q

what are private equity firms

A

similar to VC but focus on established and more mature private firms (scope and size is much greater than VC)

20
Q

examples of debt financing for medium sized firms

A

larger bank loans (medium term debt)
syndicated bank loans

21
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what is a syndicated bank loan

A

single loan that is funded by a group of banks

22
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what are examples of other investors providing private equity

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  • institutional investors (banks, pension plans, insurance companies)
  • sovereign wealth funds (state owned pools of money that are invested in businesses)
  • corporate investors (investors for strategic purposes)
23
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what are advantages of offering an IPO and going public

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1) greater liquidity (stocks to cash)
2) better access to capital
3) firm is more visible

24
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what are disadvantages of offering an IPO and going public

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1) owners reduce ownership
2) firms must comply with all requirements of public companies

25
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examples of equity financing for large firms

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  • common stock
  • dual class stock
  • preferred shares
  • warrants
26
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what is dual class stock

A

two classes of stock with different voting power

27
Q

what is a warrant

A

investors can buy shares of the firm anytime until the expiration for a FIXED price

28
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examples of debt financing for large firms

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  • commercial paper
  • corporate bonds
29
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what is commercial paper

A

short term loans (mature in 1 to 6 months)