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Germany’s XaaS platform Equipme secures $3.8M Seed led by La Famiglia VC

TechCrunch

As the economy has gotten tougher, plenty of companies have switched from buying in assets to renting them. Equipme has a B2B marketplace and asset management portal which – it says – enables suppliers to offer their products and services in this XaaS manner.

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MoKo, Kenya’s home furniture startup, raises $6.5M

TechCrunch

We also wanted to bring convenience to customers, by making it easy for them to buy home furniture, the largest asset for most families in Kenya,” Eric Kouskalis , MoKo’s managing director, who co-founded the startup with Fiorenzo Conte , told TechCrunch. It plans to also purchase more equipment.

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Citi backs Crowdz, a Pipe competitor that just raised $10M for its blockchain-powered invoice financing marketplace

TechCrunch

Recurring revenue as an asset class is a relatively new concept, and made more popular by startups such as Pipe , which has built a marketplace connecting investors to companies with businesses that have predictable, recurring revenues. We are focused on how we can help the SMEs improve their cash flow so they can thrive.

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Creative Juice launches a $50M fund to invest in creators

TechCrunch

Creators might use these funds to hire an assistant, rent out a studio that makes filming more efficient, invest in merchandise to sell or buy new equipment. Switch and Click , a self-described “cringe entertainment tech channel,” used Juice Funds to buy new equipment and hire a video editor. This is risky, right?

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Be First, Stay Agile and Leverage the Power of MyEO Deal Exchange

Entrepreneurs' Organization

We sat down as a leadership team to discuss what we had in unused or dead assets, and what opportunities we could seize with fewer employees. We were never in the personal protective equipment industry, but we did use plexiglass in manufacturing exhibit components like signage, counters and design elements.

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Raising Capital Part 2: Equity vs. Debt

Entrepreneurs' Organization

These funds may be necessary to hire new personnel, buy equipment, invest in product development, or even acquire a competitor. Lenders (banks) may be unwilling to lend for a riskier project unless there are significant assets (either business or personal) to cover the loan and sufficient cash flow to make monthly payments.

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7 Ways to Find Startup Funding

StartupNation

Traditional bank loans are more difficult for aspiring entrepreneurs to obtain, since your startup does not have any history, assets or revenue. Consider taking out a bank loan only if you’re using it to purchase a hard asset that you can resell if the business fails. Hard assets include vehicles, buildings and machinery.