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Quasi-equity

 

Recent years have seen a convergence of debt and equity, with an accelerating trend to the creation of structured equity raisings.

Issuing companies choose hybrid funding to capture benefits including:

  • Cost of capital
  • Reduction in dilution
  • Share register management through accessing new classes of equity investors
  • Diversification of capital base and capital holders
  • Ratings benefits
  • Extension of brand franchise to the capital markets
  • Risk management approach to capital
Companies with foreign operations may capture additional benefits of:
  • Alignment of the shareholder base with the asset, revenue, profit, tax and customer bases
  • Further cost of capital improvements that can arise from some cross-border structures
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