#28: How to Finance a Business: Common Stock, Preferred Stock, Debt, and Convertible Securities

Objective: To Help You Raise Capital and Refinance Existing Debt
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How to use debt, common stock, preferred stock, and convertible securities to get needed capital...for equipment purchases, working capital, debt repayment and expansion.

How do you use equity kickers, including subordinated debt, to maximize your capital availability? All advantages and disadvantages of each financing instrument are explained and illustrated.

This how-to Resource Report also includes information on how to compute the cost of capital of each financing method, understand loan and investment agreements, prepare a financing proposal, and find lenders and investors. The Report presents actual case studies on how other businesses raised capital with both before and after balance sheets and income statements to show you the bottom-line impact of each financing instrument and source of capital.

This Report also helps answer more questions through the case studies:

• Based on my financial statements, what are my company’s earnings per share, book value, and return equity?
• What are the financing alternatives available to me: common stock, preferred stock, debt?
• What effect does each financing alternative have on my company’s earnings and book value?
• What is the after-tax cost of capital for each financing instrument?
• What are my present liquidity and leverage (debt to equity) ratios?
• What do these ratios look like after the financing?

Last, this Report presents a Master Case Study of an actual company and how this business owner made the decision to finance his business with a combination of both debt and equity investments.

Price: $59.00   |   Pages: 68