Introduction
A venture financing can be structured using one or more of several types of securities ranging from straight debt-to-debt with equity features (e.g., convertible debt or debt with warrants) to common stock. Each type of security offers certain advantages and disadvantages to both the entrepreneur and the investor. The characteristcs of your situation and current market forces will impact the type and mix of security pack Read the rest of this entry »
Universal Power Corp. (TSX.V: UNX, FSE:3U2A) is beginning to catch fire in the minds of investors as it picks up speed with its latest acquisition in Tanzania’s Karoo super group – and prepares to release its 43-101 and the outline for the property’s drill program.
The company’s website describes its recent acquisition of a 90% interest in two key acquisitions with uranium potential in Tanzania. The Madaba and Mkuju pr Read the rest of this entry »
Just like any business venture, property development cash flow is vital for developers. Having considerable amounts of cash needed for the property acquisition and development can seriously affect business growth. It is then necessary for the property developer to get sufficient residential or commercial development finance. It will be used both to establish the desired property and for working capital for the business to grow. It is not likel Read the rest of this entry »
Whether you’re a CIO considering a switch from Sun to IBM or a manager debating about upgrading your entire Server platform, one thing remains the same: you’ve probably got one eye on your efficiency gain and the other eye on your budget.
Fortunately, there are several financing options available to help you break down large technology acquisitions into more affordable monthly payments.
The Equipment Leasing and Finance Associati Read the rest of this entry »
What is a Bridging Loan?
A Bridging Loan is short term funding to provide temporary financing until more permanent finance can be found. Bridging Loans are available for a whole range of financial requirements and can be on the basis of a 1st, 2nd or even 3rd charge equity release, usually provided for any legal purpose.
Examples:
