source of finance -external 2.1.2 Flashcards

banks, family and friend, peer to peer funding, crowdfunding and business angel and other business.

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definition of external source of finance

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External sources of finance refer to money that comes from outside a business

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family and friend (source of finance)

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provide chare capital (taking an equity from profit)or can lend money

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banks (source of finance)

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to get a loan from a business collateral would be needed eg car house

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peer to peer funding

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online matching platform to match individual who wants to lend (high interest)to borrowers .

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disadvantage of peer to peer funding

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  • high interest rates
  • high credit risk
  • less protection
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advantage of peer to peer funding

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  • easy to access funding
  • faster ,online finance
  • flexible terms
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business angel

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An angel investor is an individual who provides capital for a business or businesses start-up, usually in exchange for convertible debt or ownership equity. Angel investors usually give support to start-ups at the initial moments and when most investors are not prepared to back them

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advantage of business angel

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  • no repayments or interest
  • access to BA mentoring or management skills
  • access to your investor’s sector knowledge and contacts
  • no need for collateral - ie personal assets
  • BAs are free to make investment decisions quickly
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disadvantage of business angel

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  • not suitable for investments below £5,000 or more than £500,000
  • takes longer to find a suitable angel investor
  • giving up a share of your business
  • less structural support available from a BA than from an investing company
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defition of crowdfunding

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a way of getting small investors to put money into a new business often with an incentive such as to get a sample product or service in return for their investments

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advantage of crowdfunding

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  • it can be a fast way to raise finance with no upfront fees
  • sharing your idea, you can often get feedback and expert guidance on how to improve it
  • investors can track your progress - this may help you to promote your brand through their networks
  • it’s an alternative finance option if you have struggled to get bank loans or traditional funding
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disadvantage of crowdfunding

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  • when you are on your chosen platform, you need to do a lot of work in building up interest before the project launches - significant resources (money and/or time) may be required
  • if you don’t reach your funding target, any finance that has been pledged will usually be returned to your investors and you will receive nothing
  • failed projects risk damage to the reputation of your business and people who have pledged money to you
  • if you haven’t protected your business idea with a patent or copyright, someone may see it on a crowdfunding site and steal your concept
  • getting the rewards or returns wrong can mean giving away too much of the business to investors
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definition of other business

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c=some companies allocate a chunk of their capital to ‘seedcorn’ which are early stage investment into a business.in hopes of at least 1 being the winner. this is high risk high rewards.

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