Difference between revisions of "Sources of capital: Public Equity"

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The spider plot below indicates the strengths and weaknesses of public equity as a source of capital:
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!Financial characteristics
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!Non-financial characteristics
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|[[Cost of money|Cost of money]]
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|[[Speed of decision|Speed of decision]]
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|[[Fund-Raising Expenses|Fund-Raising Expenses]]
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|[[Industry/Product Knowledge|Industry/Product Knowledge]]
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|[[Depth of pockets|Depth of pockets]]
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|[[Management Skills|Management Skills]]
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|[[Collateral requirements|Collateral requirements]]
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|[[Flexibility|Flexibility]]
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|[[Risk-Bearing Abilities|Risk-Bearing Abilities]]
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|[[Other resources|Other resources]]
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|[[Reputation / Signaling|Reputation / Signaling]]
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|[[Control tendencies|Control tendencies]]
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Part of: [[Different sources of capital|Different sources of capital]]
 
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Latest revision as of 20:02, 27 August 2020

The spider plot below indicates the strengths and weaknesses of public equity as a source of capital: Financial characteristics Non-financial characteristics Cost of money Speed of decision Fund-Raising Expenses Industry/Product Knowledge Depth of pockets Management Skills Collateral requirements Flexibility Risk-Bearing Abilities Other resources Reputation / Signaling Control tendencies

Part of: Different sources of capital