Large Enterprises
As one of the G7 nations, Canada has a highly developed banking system and a well-regulated equity market. Within this system, there are many finance options for Canadian businesses. As part of Canada’s growth plan to attract foreign investment, the Canadian government has developed a set of financing options and tax incentives to encourage foreign corporations to invest in Canada.
- Debt Financing
The legal requirements of securing short and long term financing from financial institutions in Canada.
- Equity Financing
Your Public and private equity financing options.
- Government Financing
Your government financing options.
Small and Medium Sized Business
There are three basic options available to companies seeking financial funding to either start or grow their business in Canada. The financing option that is best suited for you will depend on your specific business needs.
- Debt Financing
When you borrow money from a financial institution for the short or long term, it is called Debt Financing. Canada has a sophisticated banking system and a wide range of other financial institutions, such as trusts, credit unions and loan companies who offer financial assistance to businesses.
- Equity Financing
Depending on the size of your company, you can find private investors for your company. You can also file a prospectus to offer securities to the public. In Canada, the regulation of securities is a provincial matter.
- Government Financing
To support a strong economy, both the federal and provincial governments of Canada have developed a number of financing programs that support specific industries.
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