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    Sources of Capital forEntrepreneurs

    Vishwajeet Dangat 140Prasad Deshpande 146Riya Deshpande 147Rohan Laghate 169Raghavendra Ganachari 170

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    Agenda

    Introduction Banks Government Agencies

    Personal Sources Stakeholders IPO Angel Investors Venture Capitalists Credit Card Factoring

    Corporate Investors Equipment Leasing Inventory Financing Mezzanine Loans Bridge Loans

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    Introduction

    Need for capital

    Researching on sources of funds

    Finalizing on the correct source of funds

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    Banks

    Banks are a straightforward source of funds

    Small business bank loansReferralsCredit historyBusiness planBackup plan

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    GovernmentAgencies

    Small Industries Development Organisation(SIDO)

    National Small Industries Corporation Ltd

    (NSIC)

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    Small Industries Development

    Organisation (SIDO) Advising the Government on formulation of policies

    and programmes for the small-scale industries.

    Conducting periodical census/survey of the small scaleindustry and generating data/reports on variousimportant parameters/indicators of growth anddevelopment of the sector.

    Facilitating linkage of small-scale industries as

    ancillaries to large and medium scale industries.

    Developing human resource base through training andskill upgradation.

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    National Small Industries

    Corporation Ltd (NSIC) Equipment financing

    Financing for procurement of raw material

    Financing for marketing activities

    Financing through syndication with banks

    Performance and credit rating scheme forsmall industries

    State controlled organizations

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    Personal Sources Friends and family are the least expensive way to

    raise funds

    There will likely be no need for a business plan

    If you do borrow money from family and friends, treatit as any other loan

    The document should be clear and precise

    Investment from knowledgeable acquaintances

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    Stakeholders Supplier may invest in the venture

    Customer may invest in the venture

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    IPO

    OTCEI-incorporated in 1990

    115 listings till date

    Minimum paid-up capital of Rs. 30 lakhs and theminimum offer to the public should be 25% of theissued capital or Rs. 20 lakhs worth of shares in face

    value, whichever is higher

    Companies with operating history of 1 year can apply

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    Venture Capitalists Concept

    Higher rate of returns

    Fairchild Semiconductor 1959Venrock Associates

    3-7 years of investments

    2% proposals are chosen IVCA in INDIA

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    Start-up;

    Ramp up; and

    Exit

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    Examples

    Google

    Yahoo

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    Credit Card Factoring Concept -a factor gives your company

    cash upfront based on your future

    credit card sales.

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    Corporate Investors Institutions or a group of persons that

    invest in an entrepreneurial firm

    May be direct or indirect A major disadvantage is that a

    market leader may dictate terms

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    Equipment Leasing a loan in which the lender buys and

    owns equipment and then rents" it

    to a business at a flat monthly rate Advantages:

    Easy replacement

    A

    ccess to latest versions

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    Inventory Financing bank line of credit secured by the

    company's inventory

    Drawbacks: Only for tangible inventory

    Credit given may vary

    A proven sales record is a pre-requisite

    May have to sell inventoy at a loss

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    Mezzanine Loans Combination of debt and equity

    High interest rate

    Unsecured type of loan

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    Bridge Loans Short term loan

    High rate of interest

    Mostly used in real estate markets

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