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What is Capital Structure?

 , updated on December 16, 2015
Capital structure is the source of a firm's capital including common equity, preferred equity, retained earnings and debt instruments such as bonds. In other words, capital structure describes the contractual structure of any money that has been put into a business.
Overview: Capital Structure
AreaFinance
DefinitionThe financing arrangements for a firm's assets.
Related ConceptsCapital Assets

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