Mezzanine financing offers an alternative for firms in need of increased capital without having to relinquish control or go public.
Access to finance is one of the most prevalent challenges that countless entrepreneurs and SMEs face. Mezzanine finance can help bridge the gap between firms that are not quite ready for later stage equity capital, but have financing needs.
Privately held firms cannot achieve the same sort of fluid capital flows as publicly held firms. However, mezzanine financing offers a way to deal with the need for increased capital without going public or giving up control.
Latin America and the Caribbean have great potential to develop creative industries through innovation and cultural heritage.
Managing and organizing a company’s finances is essential to long-term business survival. It involves more than properly keeping numbers: it implies good analytical capacity and skills to make the right strategic decisions.
A document from the Inter-American Bank (IDB) suggests that infrastructure requirements in the region will be driven, among other factors, by energy demand, natural disaster risk, urban services and food production.
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