Sources of Finance Crossword

money invested by the owner
a temporary arrangement which allows the business to draw out more money than is in its account, up to an agreed limit
a sum of money lent for a fixed period of time, repaid over an agreed schedule, normally with interest
when investors put money into a business in return for a share of the business
selling redundant assets, machinery, buildings, to boost cash inflow
usually a company, interested in high growth, high risk businesses, who will invest an amount into a business in return for shares, and an expectation for a high return
a wealthy, entrepreneurial individual willing to invest in a small, high risk business who expects a high return. The business is likely to have a high growth potential
selling an asset to a company, but continuing to use the asset. An annual leasing charge is paid to the new owner
cash flow will be brought forward by reducing credit terms from, say two months to one month
Individuals lend money to businesses
this is when a company buys the customers bills from a business in return for immediate cash
when a business arranges to pay a supplier at a later date, say in three months instead of two
profit from previous years
funding a project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the internet
a sum of money given to a business, perhaps from a local authority or central government