The document discusses different ways a business can finance itself including through shares, short-term credit, and borrowing money from banks or members. It also discusses debentures as a way for companies to borrow money through public investment.
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The document discusses different ways a business can finance itself including through shares, short-term credit, and borrowing money from banks or members. It also discusses debentures as a way for companies to borrow money through public investment.
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Loan Capital
A capital many finance its business in a
variety of ways :- money subscribed by members for their shares obtain goods and services on short-term credit borrowing money bank overdraft is repayable on demand short- or medium-term loans for fixed periods members provide a proportion of the required capital as lenders not as shareholders offer of debentures to the public as investors Debentures a debenture means a document which either creates a debt or acknowledges it includes debenture stock, bonds and any other securities of a company is any document which sets out the terms of a company borrowing similarities between share and loan capital a lender is a creditor whereas a member is a proprietor Interest on loan capital is a debt which must be paid