Domestic and International Sources of Financing

Domestic and International Sources of Financing

There are several private and public sectors that offer financial assistance for global business enterprise. Denim Trends will enlist financial professionals that understand global business and Denim Trends operations. Hiring financial professionals with a good understanding and knowledge of domestic and international financing will assist Denim Trends in dealing with organizational risk. Denim Trends will design a presentation and convene with potential investors to demonstrate how Denim Trends can improve Puerto Rico’s economy. It is imperative that Denim Trends develop a proposal that has an elevated protection against danger.

Denim Trends essential and reliable source of domestic financing will be self-financing. According to Business Dictionary (2011), self-financing is defined as a “firm or project that generated its growth capital from its own income” (self-financing, 2011). Denim Trends can reinvest the organizations profit as retained earnings. By Denim Trends using their retained earnings is a smart resource, because the investment can be carried out without involving shareholders or stakeholders.

Bank lending is another source of domestic financing Denim Trends will select. Denim Trends will rely on short term, medium term and long term financing. Short term financing will allow Denim Trends to pay for office supplies, utilities and payroll. With short term financing Denim Trends can arrange for a short term line of credit with our local bank. Getting the line of credit will assist Denim Trends with managing organizations operations. Examples of short term sources of financing are: trade credit and commercial banks. Medium term financing will let Denim Trends acquire ...

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