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Many businesses sit on valuable real estate or equipment but struggle with cash flow. Instead of selling assets outright or taking on more debt, companies can use sale-leaseback financing, a creative solution that converts illiquid assets into immediate capital while…
Sometimes businesses can’t wait for long-term financing to close. Whether you’re a developer waiting on a construction loan, a manufacturer awaiting a large customer payment, or a startup bridging to a funding round, a bridge loan for business can provide…
Big projects often require more capital, expertise, or risk tolerance than a single company can handle. That’s where joint venture financing comes in—allowing two or more businesses to pool resources, share risks, and co-fund opportunities that would otherwise be out…
For business owners planning succession, selling to employees can be an attractive alternative to selling to private equity or competitors. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through an Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP). But how does…
As many business owners near retirement, one of the most pressing questions becomes: Who will take over my company? For mid-market firms in North America, a management buyout (MBO) is often the answer. In an MBO, existing managers purchase the…
Every entrepreneur eventually faces the question: How will I exit my business? Whether through a sale, merger, or IPO, having a strong financial plan in place is critical. A well-prepared exit strategy ensures you maximize valuation, attract the right buyers…
When startups raise funding or issue employee equity, they create a capitalization table—commonly called a cap table. This document shows who owns what in the company: founders, employees, angels, venture capitalists, and other stakeholders. For early-stage companies, cap table management…
When raising capital, your pitch deck might capture attention, but it’s the financial model that convinces investors and lenders to commit. A clear, credible, and well-structured model shows that you understand your business drivers, have a realistic growth plan, and…
When raising capital, one of the first questions investors and lenders ask is: What’s your business worth? The answer directly impacts the type and amount of financing you can secure. Understanding the link between business valuation and financing helps you…
Every entrepreneur faces a fundamental question when raising capital: Should I finance my business with debt or equity? Both approaches—borrowing money or selling shares—can fuel growth, but they come with very different trade-offs in terms of ownership, risk, and flexibility.…
