What is private equity financing? What is the difference between venture capital and venture capital?

Financing methods include private equity financing and public offering financing, and capital forms include equity capital and debt capital.

Combining financing methods and capital forms, financing can be divided into four types: private equity financing, private debt financing, public equity financing and public debt financing.

Bank loans belong to private debt financing, and stock market financing belongs to public equity financing.

Private equity financing refers to the financing in which the financier sells the equity to a specific investor through negotiation, bidding and other non-public means, including equity financing when establishing an enterprise other than stock issuance and subsequent capital increase and share expansion.

Private debt financing refers to the financing that the financier sells bonds to specific investors through non-public means such as negotiation and bidding, including all kinds of loans other than bond issuance.

Public equity financing refers to the financing in which the financier sells shares to public investors in an open way, including the initial public offering of shares and subsequent issuance and allotment.