Sources of Finance Flashcards

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Internal sources of finance: retained profits

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Profits that have not been distributed to the owners or shareholders; profits that are reinvested in the business

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External sources of finance: Debt - Short-term (overdraft)

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An agreement with the bank to withdraw more funds than you have in the accounts. Overdraft facility must be agreed in advance.

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External sources of finance: Debt - Short-term (commercial bills)

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A short term loan from a financial institution (over $100,000 generally)

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External sources of finance: Debt - Short-term (factoring)

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The sale of accounts receivable (unpaid customer invoices) to a factoring company in return for immediate cash - normally around 80% of invoice value

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External sources of finance: Debt - Long-term (mortgage)

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A loan to buy land or property

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External sources of finance: Debt - Long-term (Debentures)

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A loan with interest that is paid back in full at a future date. Can be from another company, secured on an asset.

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External sources of finance: Debt - Long-term (Unsecured notes)

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Same as a debenture but no security needed, higher interest rate

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External sources of finance: Debt - Long-term (Leasing)

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Renting rather than buying assets

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External sources of finance: Equity (New issue)

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An IPO or flotation - where a private company sells shares to the public for the first time via the ASX and becomes LTD.

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External sources of finance: Equity (Rights issues)

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A further issues of shares by a public company to its existing shareholders to raise more equity capital. Shares are offered on a ratio (proportion) basis e.g. 1:5 = 1 share for every 5 already owned.

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External sources of finance: Equity (placements)

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Further issue of shares offered to SOME existing shareholders, normally institutional investors

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External sources of finance: Equity (share purchase plan)

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Same as a rights issue, but shares are offered in tranches e.g. of $10,000, to existing shareholders

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External sources of finance: Equity (Private equity)

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Part of a business is sold to a firm of venture capitalists who help to run the business or provide mentoring advice

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