Large-value funds transfer system and Mezzanine: Difference between pages

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Mezzanine debt is capital designed to be in between equity and debt in respect of both risk and expected return.

Often used in Venture Capital.

The term derives from 'in between' mezzanine floors in buildings.

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-A funds transfer system through which large-value and high priority funds transfers are made between participants in the system for their own account or on behalf of their customers.
+Mezzanine debt is capital designed to be in between equity and debt in respect of both risk and expected return.
-Although, as a rule, no minimum value is set for the payments they carry, the average size of payments passed through such systems is usually relatively large.
+Often used in Venture Capital.
-Large-value funds transfer systems are sometimes known as wholesale funds transfer systems.
+The term derives from 'in between' mezzanine floors in buildings.
 == See also ==
-* [[Funds transfer system]]
+* [[Corporate finance]]
-* [[Payments and payment systems]]
+* [[Hybrid]]
+* [[Venture capital]]
+== Other links ==
+[http://www.treasurers.org/node/10048 Mezzanine debt, The Treasurer, April 2014]
+[[Category:Corporate_finance]]