Alternative sources

of raising
Corporate Finance
Group no: 8
Divyanshi Bhojwani – HSBFM011
Sujal Challawar - HSBFM013
Ayush Chandak - HSBFM014
Ujwala Chandgothia - HSBFM015
Arnav Chaudhari - HSBFM016
Harsh Chauhan - HSBFM017
Darshan Chordiya - HSBFM018
 ALTERNATE SOURCES OF FUNDS

1 Franchising Angel Investors 4

2 Venture capital Public Equity 5

(IPO)

3 Crowdfunding LEASING 6
 CLASSIFICATION OF
CORPORATE SECURITIES

Corporate
securities

Equity Debt

Common Preferred Commercial

Bond Debentures
stock stock papers
 MANAGEMENT OF NEW ISSUE OF
SECURITIES

•Planning 02 • Pricing 04 • Execution 06

and •Structuring and •Marketing and •Post-
Preparation the Offering Valuation and Closing Issuance
Distribution Activities

01 03 05
 Pricing of securities
Book building Dutch auction

○ Company sets a single price for

• Investors submit bids within a
the security beforehand.
price range set by the company
○ Investors either buy at that
• Demand at each price is "built" to
price or not.
reveal the market equilibrium.
○ Simpler and faster process, but
• Final price maximizes capital
risk of underpricing or
raised while considering investor
overpricing.
interest.
○ Less flexible and potentially
• More transparent and potentially
lower capital raised for the
higher price for the company.
company.
ROLE OF COMMERCIAL ROLE OF INVESTMENT
BANKS BANKS

Underwriting
01 Debt Financing Securities 01
Issuance
Mergers and

02 Working Capital
Management
Acquisitions
(M&A)
02
Cash
03 Management
Capital
Markets 03
Services Advisory
 LEASIN
G
A lease is an agreement between two parties,
the "lessor" and the "lessee". The lessor owns a
capital asset, but allows the lessee to use it.
The lessee makes payments under the terms of
the lease to the lessor, for a specified period of
time.
 TYPES OF LEASING

01 02
Operational Lease Financial lease

03 04
Sale and lease back Leveraged lease
Thank
you!!!