Merchant Banking is the financial institution committed to the credit union, merger and acquisition services, fundraising, portfolio services, publicity, and new issues, consulting services, promotion of ventures and pro...
Investment banking, a special division of banking which is responsible for the creation of capital for companies, governments, and other entities. Investment banking also assists and acts as intermediaries between inve...
Debt Restructuring and Debt Refinancing are in a way two faces of a coin, though they are two different processes but both of them frequently invoke a similar picture—that of a sinking organization that is edging towar...
An entity or a person is said to be insolvent they are not in a position to honour its financial obligations towards its creditors. Poor management of business, increased expense, and reduced cash flow could lead to inso...
Innovative start-up firms are both addressed by angels and venture capitalist firms, both of them tend to prefer technology and science companies. That said, the disparities between venture capitalists and investors are ...
Investment banking firm is a particular banking division dedicated to equity development for other businesses, governments, and other institutions. Investment banks support new debt and equity investments for all forms o...
Syndication of Loans refers to the formation of a consortium of lenders in order to provide funds for the borrower. This is usually done in order to divide the risks and rewards of the disbursed amount among the lenders ...
Independent capital investment backed up by long term financing, where the cash flows and assets can be identified what we call as Project finance. Real estate project finance is one of the most standard examples. Apart ...
Project finance is the funding of long-term infrastructure, industrial projects and public services using a financial structure which is either a non-recourse or a limited recourse. The debt and equity used to finance th...
Funding in start-ups is often low and requires compelling family members or friends of promoters to find a source of money. In such situations, private companies or start-ups may tap private equity to help finance them.
