all-equity
[/ɔːl ˈɛkwɪti/]
adjective
totalmente financiado por capital próprio
1. A financial structure or company where all ownership and financing comes exclusively from equity (shareholders' capital) with no debt financing
The company maintains an all-equity capital structure to minimize financial risk.
A empresa mantém uma estrutura de capital totalmente financiada por capital próprio para minimizar o risco financeiro.
2. In corporate finance, a firm that has no long-term or short-term debt obligations
An all-equity firm relies solely on shareholder investments rather than borrowing.
Uma empresa sem dívidas depende unicamente de investimentos dos acionistas em vez de empréstimos.
This term is primarily used in financial, corporate, and investment contexts in both the USA and Brazil. It reflects a conservative financial strategy, particularly valued by companies seeking to avoid debt obligations and maintain complete ownership control. In Brazilian finance, this approach is sometimes seen as more risk-averse compared to leveraged structures common in competitive markets.
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