By Evan Vitale
(This is Part III in our series on different types of capital, including debt capital, equity capital, private equity, venture capital, angel investors and investors).
Private capital is similar to a bank loan as it is indeed money that is provided to a business. However, the capital “loan” doesn’t come from a bank; government entity or from the public by selling stocks.
Instead, private capital comes from private individuals – or a group of individuals – who make investments (or loans) that are not regulated by the government or by the rules of a public exchange.
A private capital investment typically happens as a one-on-one transaction between the business and the investor. Therefore, the business can seek private capital anytime it needs it: startup, growth, etc.
See also:
What is Debt Capital?
What is Equity Capital?
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