The three models of corporate investment structure based on recognition of both financial capital and intangibles that should be valued not only at harvesting stage but also during conception.
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Three Models of Corporate Investment Structure Based on Financials and Intangibles by Elijah Ezendu
1. Three Models of Corporate Investment Structure Based on
Financials and Intangibles by Elijah Ezendu
Model 1
All Primary Business Promoters
are Financial Capital Investors
Primary Business Promoters
Financial Capital
Investors
Intellectual Capital
Investors
Cash
Intangibles such as Business
Ideas, Methods, Strategy &
Relationship Networks
Intellectual Capital
Investments from
Employees (Workers)
Human Capital & Other
Intangibles
Model 2
Two Categories of Primary
Business Promoters are the
following:
Contributed
Capital Base
Regulatory Capital
Investments from
Governments
Locational Capital Investments
from Host Community &
Ecological Environment
Institutional Capital & Licenses
Locality Provisions for
Operations
Financial Capital Investors
Intellectual Capital Investors
2. Primary Business Promoters
Financial & Intellectual
Capital Investors
Intellectual
Capital Investors
Cash & Intangibles
Intangibles such as Business
Ideas, Methods, Strategy &
Relationship Networks
Intellectual Capital
Investments from
Employees (Workers)
Human Capital & Other
Intangibles
Model 3
Two Categories of Primary
Business Promoters are the
following:
Contributed
Capital Base
Regulatory Capital
Investments from
Governments
Locational Capital Investments
from Host Community &
Ecological Environment
Institutional Capital & Licenses
Locality Provisions for
Operations
Financial & Intellectual
Capital Investors
Intellectual Capital Investors