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Capital markets and developing country firms. (Latin America and the Caribbean: The Challenges Ahead)
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Finance & Development
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March 1, 1995| Author:
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The liberalization of domestic markets and greater international investor interest has led to a renewed interest in external financing among well-established firms in developing countries. As a result, a growing number of these businesses, many of them family-owned, are issuing public equity as well as corporate debt as a means of improving their finances. For such developing country firms who are exploring the capital markets, the selection of a funding mechanism will depend largely on three factors: control, risk and control. As a rule, equity is easier too access, although corporate debt ...
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