Capital Availability
Abstract
Capital is the “lifeblood” of a new venture. In the United States, various sources of capital—angel investors, venture capital for start-ups and early-stage companies, and private equity and, of course, debt and equity capital through major Wall Street banks, for the more “mature,” late-stage new ventures—are well known. Government involvement and funding in new ventures are very limited in the United States. The question that we try to address in this chapter is whether similar channels for private capital exist in China and India and what role do they play in relation to public or government funding.
Keywords
Debt market
Equity demand
Government support
MSME demand for finance: India
SBA
SBIR
SME ...
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