What's the typical process for selling the idea of a capital raising event, follow-on debt or equity, to a company? Are you looking for those in need of capital or is that event usually a consequence of something else? Finally, how long would you say the entire capital raising event takes (not sure if equity/debt is faster than the other)?
Thanks.
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