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A paper which considers the different options available in long term corporate financing, with specific reference to equity and debt, and considers the constraints which are involved in the various different methods. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
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long-term corporate financing, especially in view of the increasing trend towards globalisation which has, over the pas two decades, changed the perceptions of both national governments and international financial institutions
on the ways in which debt and equity ought to be managed.
It is no longer sufficient, for instance, to look at methodologies of long-term financing from a purely nationalistic point of view: one could trace the start of this less insular
trend back to the GATT agreements of the 1940s, but it is certainly the case that more recent events, such as the spread of transnational corporations, the changing dynamics of
the global political stage, and the development of international institutions such as the IMF/ World Bank have had a significant impact on the way in which corporate financing is approached.
Increasing investment in developing nations, for instance, has changed the way in which more affluent nations approach their domestic investments.
Culpeper (2003) for example, makes the point that for developing nations, the increasing dominance of private capital flows may
well hinder rather than support the development of financial autonomy. The Bank of Montreal (2003) notes that even in cases where long-term financing is seen as appropriate in the course
of transnational investment, it may be that capital is not available or is insufficiently flexible. There may be other local constraints: African Business (2003) points out that because of economic
upheavals in the recent past, banks in many African nations are not strong enough to take part in medium- to long-term financing schemes.
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