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Investment banks have funding types and access to sources
Investment banks and brokerage firms provide funding for:
- Established companies with good revenue and excellent growth potential
- Initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions, private placements
- Leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, bridge loans, debt offerings
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"The first company we selected is extraordinary.
They will receive $7-$8 million dollars."
Wilson Allen - Wind River Capital |
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| Capital Type |
Capital Type Definition |
| Bridge Swing Loan |
Short term loan made in anticipation of longer term financing or equity Investment on which a letter of intent has been issued. |
| Equity Participation |
Offer of an ownership position to induce the loan or can be a note that has an option to convert from debt to equity. |
| Leveraged Buy Out |
Leveraged buy out (LBO) financing is when any public or private company performs a buyout in which an owner is involved partially or totally. |
| Management Buy Out |
Management buy out is when any public or private company performs a buyout in which long term, experienced inside management is involved. |
| Merger and Acquisition Financing |
The combination of two companies. If one company survives it is a merger, if both survive it is an acquisition. |
| Mezzanine Financing |
Company's progress makes positioning for an initial public offering viable. Investment funds are used to support the IPO. |
| Private Investment in Public Entity |
A non-public investment by an accredited investor(s) or institution into a public company at favorable terms with registration rights. Can be equity line transactions, bridge loans, convertible securities, or a common stock placement. |
| Private Placement |
The stock investment purchase by an "angel" or institution. No Securities and Exchange Commission registration is required. |
| Reverse Merger |
Reverse merger into public shell can produce immediate access to public funding, liquidity and security for private funding and exponentially increase market value. |
| Secondary Public Offering |
A corporation's second offering of stock to the public. |
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