Class 12 Entrepreneurship: Resource Mobilization
Chapter 6: Resource Mobilization — understand how entrepreneurs raise money for their ventures, from their own equity to capital markets, angel investors and venture capital. CBSE Class 12 Entrepreneurship notes covering 2 topics: Sources of Finance and Capital Markets, and Angel Investors and Venture Capital.
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Sources of Finance and Capital Markets
Sources of Finance and Capital Markets — learn why finance is the elixir of every enterprise, the three questions of fund raising, internal vs external sources, and how capital markets intermediate between savers and entrepreneurs. CBSE Class 12 Entrepreneurship notes with the Twitter and Air India case studies.
Angel Investors and Venture Capital
Angel Investors and Venture Capital — learn how affluent individuals and professionally managed funds finance high-risk start-ups: the features of angel investors, business funding stages, venture capital history and the 1-in-400 selection rule. CBSE Class 12 Entrepreneurship notes with VC in India.
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XYZ Ltd. is a manufacturer of coffee. The company planned to expand and was planning to buy a land in Karnataka. The chief financial officer suggested to offer the shares to a limited number of sophisticated investors. Out of the following, identify the method of raising the funds being suggested by the CFO.
______ is an affluent individual who provides capital for a business start-up and early stage companies having a high-risk, high-return matrix usually in exchange for convertible debt or ownership equity.
Identify the place where transaction happens in shares or debentures subsequent to its primary offering:
ABC Ltd. decided to raise funds by issuing shares. The finance department felt that the company should offer the shares to existing shareholders on a pro-rata basis. Out of the following, identify the method of raising the funds being suggested by the finance department.
Assertion (A): The Angel Investors were given the acronym FFF i.e. FRIENDS, FAMILY, AND FOOLS. Reason (R): Angel investors are high net-worth individuals who have the knowledge, expertise, and funds that help start-ups without due diligence.