Internal financing

Self-financing referred to financing transactions where a company additional equity will be provided, ie in which the shareholders (owners) of the company perform agent. It is also known as "Investment and deposit funding ." The supply of equity can be done by increasing the deposit or by admission of new partners, which bring new deposits. Also self-financing part of the self-financing. Here, since the capital but comes from "inside", ie from the business process, the self-financing is a part of internal financing. The self-financing is therefore not a sub-item of the external financing, but the external and internal financing attributable.

Here, between emissive ( Aktiengesellschaft, KGaA ) and non- emissive companies ( general partnership, limited liability company, limited partnership, cooperative) is distinguished. The latter do not have the opportunity to participate in the stock market their securities ( shares) issue and to apply such high amounts of equity. Composed especially for the investor the disadvantage here in the low marketability of the shares, so they have to bind the longer term.

Instead, the shareholder must either inject new capital (limited only possible because of the limited capacity of the partners ) record or a new shareholder. But if a new shareholder be included, the existing distribution of voting rights change. Depending on the form of liability it has been made to the company by the legislature vary easy to get to new capital. This ranges from the simple case of a new limited partners up to the admission of a new partner in the GmbH.

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