Empirical and theoretical
Posted in: Economic
Private sector involvement in the design, construction, and operation of capital goods has an extensive history. For example, the Perrier brothers were given a licence to supply water to Paris for 15 years in 1782 (a contract that was later rescinded by the Revolutionary government). Large public projects in the nineteenth century, such as the [...]
Successful Business Owner
Posted in: Business
The first thing most new entrepreneurs have to take into account in order to begin a business online or off is funding, or start-up capital. Depending on the sort of business you have in mind the figures can go anyplace from a couple of hundreds to more than a million dollars. Heck just to have [...]
Venture Lease Pricing
What determines venture lease pricing and how does a prospective lessee get the best deal? First, make sure you are comfortable with the leasing company. This relationship is usually more important than transaction pricing. With the rapid rise in venture leasing over the past decade, a handful of national leasing companies now specialize in venture [...]
Venture Leasing Works
Posted in: Business
Generally, a major round of equity capital raised from credible investors or venture capitalists makes venture leasing viable for the early stage company. Lessors structure most transactions as master lease lines, permitting the lessee to draw down on the lines as needed throughout the year. Lease lines usually range in size from as little as [...]
Venture Leasing
In 2003, venture capitalists and investors dispensed over $18 billion to promising young U.S. companies, according to VentureOne and Ernst & Young Quarterly Venture Capital Report. Less documented and reported is venture leasing’s activity and volume. This form of equipment financing contributes greatly to the growth of U.S. start-ups. Yearly, specialty leasing companies pour hundreds [...]
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