Class 6: Financial Statements Flashcards
3 necessary statements
Income statement: revenues - cost of goods sold = gross profit - operating expenses - taxes = net earnings,
Statement of cash flows (activities)
Balance sheet (assets = liabilities + equity)
Equity financing advantages
Benefit from expertise of investor, equity capital expands borrowing power of business, spread risk of failure to others
Equity financing disadvantages
Dilutes ownership interest, possibility of disagreement and lack of coordination
Private equity market
Individuals (angel funds, family offices)
Venture capital (private venture capital firms, small business investments companies - SBIC, banks, etc),
Private equity firms (limited partners, general partners)
Regular private lending institutions
Chartered banks, trust companies (geared towards long-term assets), credit unions, finance companies (high risk lenders that charge higher interest)
Business angel value added
Sounding board/strategic role, supervision and monitoring role, resource acquisition role, mentoring role
Going public
When equity owners offer and sell part of the company to the public
Good: obtain new equity capital
Bad: loss of flexibility/increased duties, public exposure/control loss potential