Co-operative Capital Units BCCM Capital Symposium 30 May 2018
A tax accountant’s view DEBT EQUITY
An investor’s view Secured debt DEBT Unsecured liabilities Subordinated debt Preferred equity EQUITY Ordinary equity
And a co- operative’s view Secured debt DEBT Unsecured liabilities Member shares Subordinated debt Preferred equity EQUITY Retained Ordinary equity earnings
… where CCU’s rank last Secured debt DEBT Unsecured liabilities Subordinated debt CCU’s EQUITY Non-share capital
The CCU spectrum Return Development capital Revenue Based Loan - Subordinated debt - Amortising % of revenue - Cumulative interest Production capital Mutual Equity Interest - Tier 1 capital - Perpetual - Dividends Risk
The promise of flexible capital … Can be issued to non-members - Non-voting - No restrictions on holdings Can be equity-like - No restrictions on returns - Can be perpetual (or fixed term)
CCUs in the wild
CCUs in the wild
Proposed ORICoop CCU
Where is the capital that co-operates? Hard to issue and harder to find investors
Investor appetite Retail Self-super Mid-market Managed funds Industry Funds Production Capital Issue size Demand gap … Development capital
Demand meet supply FUND Institutions COOP Members A Cooperative Development Fund delivers the scale & investment process that institutions need …
Mapping coop needs Step #1 to creating a Coop Development Fund gather potential capital needs of co-operatives Register your interest at: http://bonds.coop
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