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Other Methods of Raising Finance, Including the Use of Special Institutions

In: Business Finance & the Capital Market

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  • K. Midgley
  • R. G. Burns

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So far in this section on business capitalisation the way in which we have discussed the various topics has been determined very broadly by the organisation’s size and stage of development. We have progressed from a sole trader and partnership to a limited company and discussed how the latter may obtain finance from outside the ambit of the family and friends and what form this finance should take. In this chapter it is our intention to discuss the financial sources and facilities available to the more established company. Fairly obviously such companies can use the bank, tradecredit and hire-purchase facilities discussed in Chapter 2 as being suitable for the new business, but the established company can also benefit from sources of finance made available only to those companies with a successful record. To some extent this has already been explained in connection with long-term finance, i.e. access to the capital market via the Stock Exchange. In the following pages we discuss other sources including the principal specialist finance corporations. Finally, part of this chapter is reserved for discussing the finance of a special situation or industry, i.e. death duties, agriculture and shipbuilding.

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  • K. Midgley & R. G. Burns, 1969. "Other Methods of Raising Finance, Including the Use of Special Institutions," Palgrave Macmillan Books, in: Business Finance & the Capital Market, chapter 5, pages 70-83, Palgrave Macmillan.
    • Handle: RePEc:pal:palchp:978-1-349-15309-1_5
    DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-15309-1_5
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