Exam 15: Obtaining Debt Capital
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Why do startups have a more difficult time borrowing money than existing businesses?
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Loans made to finance improvements to business properties and plants are called _____ loans.
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Lines of credit must be secured by a pledge of inventory,receivables,equipment,or other acceptable assets.
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To lessen the risks involved in term loans,a bank will require some restrictive covenants in loan agreements.
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Because of their greater risk taking and asset-based lending,finance companies usually place a larger reporting and monitoring burden on the borrowing firm to stay on top of the receivables and inventory serving as loan collateral.
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Factoring makes it possible for a loan to be increased as sales and receivables grow.
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Identify the two most likely sources of debt financing for a startup company.
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Favorable lending decisions depend in large part on an entrepreneur's ability to sell and to develop a good relationship with the loan officer.
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Time-sales financing is a way for a seller to generate cash from long-term installment accounts receivable.
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Finance companies install measures in their agreements that help insure that they will not be immediately replaced by banks when a borrower's credit profile improves.
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Leasing provides the flexibility of returning equipment after the lease period if it is no longer needed but not if that equipment has become technologically obsolete.
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Time-sales financing is a way for a seller to obtain _____ from long-term installment accounts receivable.
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To build credibility with bankers,entrepreneurs should borrow before they need to and then repay the loan.
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Effective entrepreneurs think of the process of obtaining a loan as a sales job.
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Commercial banks typically avoid existing businesses with long and substantial financial track records.
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Banks will lend to a startup if the lead entrepreneur has a track record and is well connected in the local area.
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Because banks may earn as little as one percent net profit on total assets,they are especially sensitive to the possibility of a _____.
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The risk averse nature of commercial lending institutions is consistent with their _____.
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When sellers who offer installment payment terms to purchasers of their equipment cannot themselves finance installment,they can sell and assign that installment contract to a bank or sales finance company.
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Commercial finance companies have less flexible lending arrangements than banks.
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