Bond and Equity issues and placements are available for a wide variety of needs and requirements.
An equity offering is where the company sells partial ownership in the company via the sale of stock to raise capital. Equity offerings are preferred by early stage companies because there are no set repayments or debt service payments - the investors profit when the company profits.
In debt offerings, company's raise debt financing by selling a note instrument to investors with a set annual rate of return and a maturity date that dictates when the funds will be paid back to investors in full. A debt offering functions as a business loan except instead of a bank providing the financing it is a group of investors lending funds to the company.
Both offerings conform to international regulatory requirements and can be listed if so desired. Debt offerings can be structured to conform with restrictions on external commercial borrowings in many countries.
Offerings are available to company's with zero capitalisation, as well as large cap organisations.