Lisävelka
Lisävelka, also known as supplementary debt, refers to additional debt undertaken by an entity beyond its initial borrowing or existing debt obligations. This concept is commonly used in financial and accounting contexts to describe temporary or supplementary borrowing designed to cover specific expenses, projects, or liquidity needs not met by existing funds.
In corporate finance, lisävelka often arises when a company requires extra capital for expansion, investment opportunities,
In governmental finance, lisävelka can be used to finance public projects, infrastructure developments, or to manage
The management and issuance of lisävelka involve considerations of debt sustainability, interest costs, and repayment capacity.
In Finnish financial terminology, lisävelka emphasizes a layered approach to borrowing, highlighting its nature as an
Overall, lisävelka serves as a strategic financial tool when used prudently, providing necessary liquidity or funding