Business Financing
Posted: Wed Sep 14, 2022 10:52 am
by Tigran Ayrapetyan
Hello,
We provide funding through our venture capital company to both start-up and existing companies either looking for funding for expansion or to accelerate growth in their company.
We have a structured joint venture investment plan in which we are interested in an annual return on investment not more than 10% ROI. We are also currently structuring a convertible debt and loan financing of 3% interest repayable annually with no early repayment penalties.
If you have a pitch deck or executive summary I can review to understand a much better idea of your business and what you are looking to do, this will assist in determining the best possible investment structure we can pursue and discuss more extensively.
Sincerely,
Tigran Ayrapetyan
Investment Director
Devcorp International E.C.
P.O Box 10236 Shop No. 305
Flr 3 Manama Centre, Bahrain
Email:
tigran.ayrapetyan@devcorpinternationalec.com
Re: Business Financing
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2022 12:39 am
by Germ
This is pretty interesting. People want to grow their companies. Good luck with determining the best possible investment structures to help people.
Venture capital is really a form of private equity financing that is provided by venture capital firms or funds to startups, early-stage, and emerging companies that have been deemed to have high growth potential or which have really demonstrated high growth.
In money investing, there are many different types of investments out there.
Stocks: Stocks are well-known. When you buy stock, you’re buying an ownership stake in a publicly-traded company.
Bonds: When you buy a bond, you’re essentially lending money to an entity. Usually, this is a business or a government entity. Companies issue corporate bonds, whereas local governments issue municipal bonds. The USA Treasury issues Treasury bonds, notes and bills, all of which are debt instruments that investors buy.
Mutual Funds: A so-called mutual fund is a pool of many investors’ money that is invested broadly in a number of companies. Mutual funds can be actively managed or passively managed. An actively managed fund has a fund manager who picks securities in which to put investors’ important money.
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs): These are similar to mutual funds in that they are a collection of investments that tracks a market index. Unlike mutual funds, which are purchased through a fund company, shares of ETFs are bought and sold on the stock markets. Their price fluctuates throughout the trading day, whereas mutual funds’ value is simply the net asset value of your investments, which is certainly calculated at the end of each trading session.
Certificates of Deposit (CDs): These are a very low-risk investment. You give a bank a certain amount of money for a predetermined amount of time. When that time period is over, you get your principal back, plus a predetermined amount of interest. The longer the loan period, the higher your interest rate, usually.
Retirement Plans: there are different types: Workplace retirement plans, sponsored by your employer, include 401(k) plans and 403(b) plans. If you don’t have access to a retirement plan, you could get an individual retirement plan (IRA), of either the traditional or Roth variety.
Options: a somewhat more complex way to buy a stock. When you buy an option, you’re purchasing the ability to buy or sell an asset at a certain price at a given time. There are really 2 types of options: call options, for buying assets, and put options, for selling options.
Annuities: Many people use annuities as part of their retirement savings plan. When you buy an annuity, you purchase an insurance policy and, in return, you get certain periodic payments.
Cryptocurrencies: a new investment option. Bitcoin is the most famous cryptocurrency, but there are countless others, such as Litecoin and Ethereum. These are digital currencies that don’t have any government backing. You can buy and sell them on so-called cryptocurrency exchanges.
Commodities: these are physical products that you can invest in. They are common in futures markets where producers and commercial buyers.
Four main types of commodities:
Metals: precious metals (gold and silver) and industrial metals (copper)
Agricultural: Wheat, corn and soybeans
Livestock: Pork bellies and feeder cattle
Energy: Crude oil, petroleum products and natural gas
Re: Business Financing
Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2022 7:10 pm
by AncientSword
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Personal Line of Credit vs. Credit Card: How They Compare
Both personal lines of credit and credit cards allow you to borrow up to your credit limit as often as you need, and you can borrow more money as you pay down your balance. You’ll typically need a good credit score to qualify for these products, especially if you’re applying for an unsecured personal line of credit or rewards credit card. You should also expect your creditors to report your payments to the three major credit bureaus.
However, while personal lines of credit and credit cards carry a lot of similarities as forms of credit, there are some pretty significant differences you’ll want to weigh as well.
Re: Business Financing
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2023 7:14 am
by Moon
https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/bu ... ing-option
Things To Consider When Choosing A Business Financing Option
For small businesses, finding the right financing solution is essential. If you take out a loan from the wrong person or organization, you risk losing some or all of your company or being committed to repayment conditions that will impede your progress in the future.
Re: Business Financing
Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2023 9:40 pm
by Wave
Another interesting news article:
Read more here:
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It’s common to wonder if a business loan will impact your personal credit, especially for those seeking to keep their business, personal finances, and credit separate. Unfortunately, the answer to whether business loans impact personal credit isn’t that cut and dried.
While business loans can definitely impact your personal credit in many scenarios, it really depends on the type of business financing you apply for, in addition to how you acquired credit in the first place.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
Some business loans require business owners to personally guarantee the debt, in which case they become legally responsible for repayment.
Certain business financing products do not require a personal guarantee, including invoice factoring and corporate credit cards.
The way a company is structured can also determine whether personal credit will see an impact.
Re: Business Financing
Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2024 6:30 am
by Japan
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