debt or equity?
If you were asked TODAY (given also the current economic panorama) to raise capital for a firm, would you use debt or equity? Why?
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I these strange and unprecedented times, I would use a mix of toilet paper, hand sanitizers, and pizza delivery coupons.
Gonna use this answer in my next interview thx!
Equity is in general more expensive and harder to raise right now. Debt is cheaper due to the tax shield and comes with the added benefit of not dealing with the public markets if you aren't issuing bonds.
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