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    FM II Class 1 Mind Map

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    The document discusses concepts related to corporate finance including cost of capital, equity, debt, tangible and intangible assets, and raising money from financial markets and institutions.

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    The document discusses concepts related to corporate finance including cost of capital, equity, debt, tangible and intangible assets, and raising money from financial markets and institutions.

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    FM II Class 1 Mind Map

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    nitin
    The document discusses concepts related to corporate finance including cost of capital, equity, debt, tangible and intangible assets, and raising money from financial markets and institutions.

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    Tangible

    Debt High Debt


    Assets

    Equity

    Growth Invest In Assets

    opportunity Cost
    Investors Intangible
    High equity
    Assets

    Market Risk Expectation of Return

    Firm risk

    Corporate Finance
    lower the risk , lower the CoC Cost of Capital

    Amount

    Bonds
    Cash Flow Timing
    Financial Markets
    Equity Share

    Raising the Money Risk

    Banks
    Financial Institutions
    Venture Capitalist

    See an example

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