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Latest revision as of 04:48, 21 July 2022
Corporate finance - capital structure.
Debt structure refers to the sources of debt capital and other borrowings for a firm, as well as the proportion in which they are present.
See also
- Advance
- An introduction to debt securities
- An introduction to loan finance
- Bond
- Building a Debt IR function
- Capital
- Capital employed
- Capital structure
- Commissioner of the Public Debt
- Convertible debt
- Corporate finance
- Cost of debt
- Debenture
- Debt
- Debt capacity
- Debt capital
- Debt capital market (DCM)
- Debt ceiling
- Debt for equity swap
- Debt Management Office (DMO)
- Debt security
- Debt service ratio
- Debt to equity ratio
- Default
- Entity
- Equity
- Green debt
- Hybrid capital
- Interest
- Investor
- Junior debt
- Lead
- Leverage
- Leveraged takeover
- Liabilities
- Loan
- Loan relationship
- Long-term debt
- Moratorium
- Net debt
- Non-current liabilities
- Obligation
- Pay down
- Public debt
- Rescheduling
- Secured debt
- Security
- Senior debt
- Service
- Sovereign debt
- Subordinated debt
- Sustainable debt
- Term debt
- Unsecured debt
Other resource
Masterclass: The basics of borrowing, Will Spinney, The Treasurer
