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what if there's a startup that lends to startups only and doesn't charge interest but equity as long as it takes due ?
Anonymous 4
Hey I am on Medial • 3m
The tricky part would be valuing equity fairly and ensuring you’re not waiting too long for a return, especially if the startup doesn’t scale as expected. It’s a long-term play, but could definitely work if managed carefully.
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Aman Kumar
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I'm full time trader and a creator I'm looking for genuine investor if anyone wants to invest with me I promise to give above 60% return risk will be 100% mine , I will give on paper written his equity & his return guarantee looking for a genuine inv
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Vineeth Shankar k
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Guys I need a person good in content creation and marketing ads running . and A tech guy , my project is built half , work load is more so in request , If what to grow with me fine I am ready to give equity and if want money in return that also ok
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Tarun Suthar
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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India • 4d
Equity vs. Debt - What’s Better for Business Funding? 🤔
Let’s break it down with a simple example:
Both scenarios (A & B) start with the same revenue and cost structure. But there's one key difference - the funding source.
Scenario A: Funded ent
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