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2. relationship between share capital and loan capital
6. provided by investors to high-risk, high-potential start-up firms
7. debt of one business purchased by another at a portion of the debt owed.
8. financial assistance granted by a government or NGO to support businesses that are in the public interest
12. money used in the day-to-day running of a business
14. funds usually provided government, foundations etc to businesses that do not need to be repaid
15. money raised from the sale of share of a limited company
17. source of finance for sole traders that comes mostly from their own personal savings.

1. agreement between businesses that allows the buyer of goods or services to pay the seller at a later date.
3. money spent to acquire fixed assets in a business
4. profit that remains after a business has paid corporation tax and dividends.
5. allows a firm to use an asset without having to purchase it by cash
9. when a business sells off its unwanted assets to raise funds
10. when a lending institution allows a firm to withdraw more money than it currently has in its account.
11. affluent individuals who provide financial capital to start-ups.
13. usually provided by a government, foundation, trust, etc that do not need to be repaid.
16. money sourced from financial institutions such as banks, with interest charged on the loan to be repaid.