English Vocabulary for Business

VV 52 – Financial English: Company Finance and Startups (2)

Accounting & Finance Vocabulary, Video, Vocabulary · 7 Min.

In this financial English vocabulary lesson, we’ll look at business English vocabulary related to company financing. Companies may seek ongoing funding through debt financing, or loans, which require collateral. Or they may use factoring and lines of credit to access cash quickly. Other sources of funds include crowdfunding and public offerings, in which a company sells shares. Download Video: VV 52 – Company Finance (Part 2) Premium Members: Study Notes | Quizzes The post VV 52 – Financial English: Company Finance and Startups (2) appeared first on Business English Vocabulary :: Video Vocab.

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