Financial Management Capital Structure
Financial Management Capital Structure refers to the way a company funds its operations and growth through a combination of equity (such as stocks) and debt (such as loans or bonds). It involves determining the optimal mix of equity and debt that minimizes the cost of capital while maximizing returns for shareholders. The capital structure decisions impact the financial risk, cost of capital, and overall value of the company. This includes analyzing factors such as leverage, liquidity, and solvency to ensure the company can meet its financial obligations and achieve its strategic goals.