Week 13 - Raising Capital Flashcards

1
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Who can be seen as investors in a company?

A

Shareholders and lenders

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2
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Capital may be raised in two ways - what is the first?

A

Company issuing shares (share capital); buyers become company members with an interest in how the company fares

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3
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Capital may be raised in two ways - what is the second?

A

By obtaining loans (loan capital); debenture holders do not become members of the company, but may secure the loan with a charge

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4
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Shareholders don’t usually expect to have an…

A

Active role in the company - they don’t want to be involved in the day to day management of the firm

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5
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Once capital has been raised through the sale of shares, where does it go?

A

It is kept in a dedicated account - there as a reserve incase the company need it in times of difficulty

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6
Q

Where loans are made to a company, what are they often given?

A

A fixed or floating charge - a guarantee they will get their investment back

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7
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Which are seen as longer term investment - shares or loans?

A

Loans are long term investment

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