CA Intermediate · Financial Management and Strategic Management · Types of Financing
A start-up with an innovative technology but no operating history seeks high-risk equity-type funding from specialists who also provide management guidance and expect to exit through a public offer or sale after several years. Which source of finance does this describe?
This describes venture capital financing. Venture capitalists invest equity in young, high-risk, high-growth firms, offer management guidance, and plan to exit after several years through a public offer or sale. Other options such as trade credit or commercial paper do not involve this risk-taking role.
- AVenture capital financingCorrect
- BTrade credit
- CCommercial paper
- DDebentures with a fixed charge
Explanation
Venture capital funds invest in high-risk, high-potential new businesses, usually through equity, often provide managerial support and exit via IPO or sale. Commercial paper is for creditworthy firms' short-term needs; trade credit and secured debentures do not involve such active equity participation.
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