Sources of Finance Flashcards
All About Sources of Finance
Equity =
Shares (S) + Reserve (R)
Sources Of Finance include :
- How many options do we have
- Whose cost is low or less expensive
Types of shareholders :
There are two types of shareholders;
I. Ordinary shareholders
II. Preference Shareholders
Difference B/W Ordinary shareholders & Preference Shareholders:
. rate of dividend is variable VS Fixed
#. payment of dividend after to Preference Shareholders Preference Shareholders VS priority right
#. payment on liquidation after toPreference Shareholders VS priority right
#. Has voting right VS no voting right
Features of shares:
- Two types of returns;
!. Dividend
!.Change in share price (Capital gain) - Cost of Shares is higher as compared to debt
- Pre-emptive rights
- Issuance / Floatation cost of equity is higher than debt.
- Voting rights
Why cost of equity is higher as compared to debt?
Because;
1. Dividend is not deductible for tax purposes…
2. Risk is higher as compared to debt…
Methods of floatation:
- Private placement
- Initial public offering (IPO)
What is private placement?
Not offered to general public but offered to specfic investors Through brokers
Features of Private placements:
- Low cost method as there is no need of marketing, underwriting
- Suitable for small amount of financing
- Popular in Alternative Investment market [AIM]
- Quicker
- Less disclosure of information
Disadvantages of private placement:
Shares are restricted to institutional investors who may get control of company.
Alternative Investment Market [AIM]
Also called as OTC [ Over the Counter Market].
is sub-market of main Stock Exchange that is established to help smaller companies seeking capital to grow.
What is IPO?
When company offers shares to general public for the first time.
In IPO:
!. Offer price is decided by company and broker.
!. Large numbers of shares is acquired by Issuing house, which are then offered to general public
What is introduction?
No new shares are issued to general public. Rather, existing shares are registered on stock exchange to increase their marketability and public trading so that company can have better access to capital in future.
What is meant by ‘‘2 for 5’’?
2 new shares for every 5 existing shares.
Difference B/W Right Issue & Bonus Issue?
In R.I, cash is received. Hence assets & liabilities both increase.
In B.I, cash is not received. Therefore, assets are not increased, only reserve is capitalised.
Bonus Issue Entry:
R/E = Debit
Share capital = Credit
What is debt?
Borrowing money in exchange for interest.
1. may be short-term or long-term
2. may be redeemable or irredeemable.
Factors influencing choice od debt:
[ADFS]
1. Availability
2. Duration
3. Fixed or Floating rate
4. Security & covenants
What is fixed and floating rate?
Fixed rate is agreed at start. Fixed rate finance is risk-free but may be more expensive.
Floating rate varies during lifetime of debt depending on market rates
Different type of Debt Instruments?
!. Commercial Paper
{S.T, maturity upto 1 year}
!. Loan Notes
{M.T, maturity upto 5 years}
!. Debentures
{Un-secured L.T loan.}
!. Bond
{Secured L.T loan, maturity upto 5 to 20 years.}
Different types of Bonds ?
-
Deep Discounted Bonds
{Offered at a large discounts on par value } -
Zero Coupon Bonds
{Offered at zero interest rate at discounted rates and investors earn through higher redemption value.} -
Euro Bond
{Issued in a foreign currency. Named after the currency in which they are issued. If issued in dollar, it’s called Eurodollar Bond.}