osakeanteina
Osakeanteina is a term that refers to a shareholder loan, a common financial instrument used by companies. In essence, it is a loan provided by a shareholder to the company they hold shares in. This type of loan is distinct from equity financing, where a shareholder would typically invest capital in exchange for a larger ownership stake or new shares. Instead, an osakeanteina functions as a debt obligation, with the company agreeing to repay the principal amount of the loan, often with interest, over a specified period.
The terms of an osakeanteina are usually detailed in a loan agreement, outlining the interest rate, repayment