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Financing for Startup Businesses

This course will teach you how to manage a startup’s financing strategy, where you will learn how to build capitalization tables (or “cap tables”) in Excel. Cap tables will help you explore different financing strategies for your startup company and determine which financing decisions are best for your entrepreneurial venture. You will also learn about innovations in the digital space that allow new ways to finance entrepreneurial ventures. These include different forms of crowdfunding, and alternative credit scoring mechanisms based on web-based data. This course concludes with a module featuring cutting edge research from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business on the financial technology industry. In this module, you will learn how financial technology companies are disrupting the credit scoring industry by developing new methods for credit scoring using consumers’ digital footprints. In addition, you will explore how financial technology platforms have introduced new, experimental forms of financing, such as crowdfunding.

Status: Credit Risk
Status: FinTech
IntermediateCourse7 hours

Featured reviews

KM

5.0Reviewed Apr 20, 2021

it a important course i have more information about business finsncing

AA

5.0Reviewed Jul 2, 2020

Its very useful to us....i learn much in this course..

DD

5.0Reviewed Apr 30, 2020

The concepts are high level for who are not from financial background. But by going through the lectures more often you can learn the concepts.

GM

5.0Reviewed May 27, 2020

Excellent discussions that are relevant to current market landscape.

OD

5.0Reviewed Aug 5, 2020

Excellent course! Very informative!! I liked it a lot!

YW

5.0Reviewed May 16, 2021

The course is very innovative and informative! The professor is very good at explaining concepts and all knowledge is well-delivered with excellent and clear examples.

AB

5.0Reviewed Apr 24, 2020

Very insightful, in terms of using new sources of founding for start-ups and to understand the distribution of shares, money in different series or in company exiting.

AJ

4.0Reviewed Feb 2, 2021

Some valuable information in here. But I'm not sure if the title of this course is all that accurate. It is a little misleading to what is included in the course content. Still a decent course

AA

5.0Reviewed Apr 21, 2021

It is good course and importance for any one want to be entrepreneur and help perform best.

DD

4.0Reviewed Oct 4, 2020

1 time in 24hour is too long could shorten the time to retake tests

NZ

5.0Reviewed Nov 15, 2020

Very informative and back you up with proper qualifications for the the valuation landscape of the startups and new businesses

MD

5.0Reviewed Jul 20, 2020

Excellent all around, particularly the section on crowdfunding and innovations in credit scoring!

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