Cost of Capital

The cost of capital refers to the cost of using money to finance a business or other venture. It includes the interest that must be paid on loans and the return that must be earned on investment to make it worthwhile for investors to provide the capital. Continue Reading Below

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About Cost of Capital

The cost of capital refers to the cost of using money to finance a business or other venture. It includes the interest that must be paid on loans and the return that must be earned on investment to make it worthwhile for investors to provide the capital.