It can do it through debt or equity.

It lists already 1,000 entities that are offering debt and equity for social enterprise.

So it's 7 3 is my debt to equity ratio.

So they all have 500,000 of debt from the home equity

Because if someone tells you debt to equity, you can figure out the assets to equity, but in this case, the debt to equity ratio before I took any losses it was what?

leverage, it's assets to equity another one that people often use, often in the investing world, is debt to equity.

left for equity.

If I just enter into some transaction where I get cash in exchange for debt, my equity shouldn't change.

And we learned that the debt holders were actually more senior to the equity holders.

So what's left for equity?

And if there's no money for the equity, there's no money for the equity.

Because it has no liabilities, it has no debt, and its assets are equal to its equity.

You are liable for the debt.

But, he had to be in debt. He had to pay for his debt for 30 years.

And when it makes more sense to raise money with debt versus equity, because of the cost of interest.

And if there wasn't enough money to pay all of the debt holders, then the equity holders got nothing.

That's a bad number for your equity.

And what's left over for the equity?

And of course, the first 6 million of the value so the 4 million of debt, and then 2 million of the equity will go to the debt holders, right?

And the equity's 1 million, because there's no debt, so all of the assets are held by the equity holders.

So now, it can only handle 2 million of debt, and then there will be 3 million left of equity.

It's my code, E for equity. 80,000 loan.

We asked for the payment of his debt.

I'm in debt to my uncle for 10,000.

So equity.

Equity tranche.

That's equity.

What debt?

The company is open for equity participation by anybody.

You get a 189,000 market cap for this equity.

I am in debt to him for 1,000 yen.

MAC Thanks for the warning. The debt keeps growing.

Maybe the same thing for other types of debt.

That's my equity.

liabilities plus equity.

This was equity.

liabilities plus equity.

What's my equity?

That's my equity.

liabilities plus equity.

That's my equity.

And this is called the equity, or the owners' equity.

We strike debt!

But this is debt. 80 million of debt right here.

Their balance sheets are identical, except for Jason's Shoes has 100,000 in debt, and Ben's Shoes has no debt.