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APOYA, AGUILAR, HOMBRE, MANGILIT
WHY MOST NEW VENTURES NEED
FUNDING?
Cash flow challenges
Capital Investments
Lengthy product development cycles
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SOURCES OF FINANCING
Personal Funds
Traditional Debt (Bank loan)
SBA Guaranteed loan
Angel Investors
Private Offerings
Venture Capitals (VC)
Public Offerings (IPO)
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PERSONAL FUNDING
SOME SOURCES OF PERSONAL
FUNDING:
Cash/Savings
Friends & Family
Bootstrapping techniques
BOOTSTRAPPING
Finding ways to avoid the need for
external financing through creativity,
ingenuity, thriftiness, cost-cutting or
any means necessary.
Example: Buying of used instead of
new equipment.
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PREPARING TO RAISE DEBT OR EQUITY CAPITAL
Determine
Develop
EQUITY a
Determine
DEBT the type of
Bank loan strategy
Investorfor
how much financing or
Allows you to maintain engaging
Money is exchanged for
moneyandiscontrol
ownership funding that partial ownership
potential
needed
Repayment with interest is the most Not paid back
investors
Cheapest way to grow appropriate Shareholders
Huge benefits beyond
the money
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DEBT VS. EQUITY
DEBT EQUITY
Bank loan Investor
Allows you to maintain Money is exchanged for
ownership and control partial ownership
Repayment with interest Not paid back
Cheapest way to grow Shareholders
Huge benefits beyond
the money
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SBA GUARANTEED
LOANS
ANGEL INVESTORS
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VENTURE CAPITALISTS
(VCS)
• An investor that provides
capital to firms exhibiting
high growth potential in
exchange for an equity
stake.
• Invest in high growth
potential ventures, but not
generally at the start-up
stage
• VCs fund fewer deals than
angels
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PRIVATE EQUITY PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Similar to VC, but much Raises money
larger deals through a syndicate
Limited partnerships that of “accredited
buy and restructures investors”
companies that are not
publicly traded
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INITIAL PUBLIC
OFFERING (IPO)
A company’s first
sale of stock to the
public where its stock
is then traded on one
of the major stock
exchange.
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