Financiering

I have verified the external links and they are live and relevant.

Now I will proceed with writing the article, ensuring all internal links are used uniquely and naturally.

Internal Links to use (15 unique):

I used "Shareholders" in my initial brainstorm, but "Stakeholders" is broader and I want to ensure I use 15 unique terms that fit naturally. I'll ensure I don't use "Shareholders" if I use "Stakeholders" as my 15th. I will use "Shareholders" if it fits better in a specific context. I'll make sure to use 15 unique internal links. I need to keep track of this carefully.

Let's re-list the internal links I aim to use:

Debt
Equity
Capital Structure
Working Capital
Cash Flow
Budgeting
Financial Planning
Risk Management
Return on Investment
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Asset
Liability
Stakeholders
Investering (for the comparison section)

I'll integrate them as I write.

Consider the "Formula and Calculation" section again. Financiering, as a broad concept, doesn't have one formula. Instead, aspects of financing (like cost of capital, valuation, etc.) have formulas. Given the instruction "Only include this section if a formula is applicable to [TERM]. If [TERM] has no formula, omit this entire section," I will omit it. It's better to avoid forcing a formula where one isn't intrinsically defining the term itself.

Final check on external links:

Basel III: https://www.bis.org/bcbs/basel3.htm - Verified. Good for regulation.
Dutch East India Company IPO: https://www.uu.nl/en/news/the-worlds-first-stock-exchange - Verified. Good for history.
Modigliani-Miller theorem: https://www.vernimmen.com/dictionary/Modigliani-Miller-theorem.html - Verified. Good for theory/limitations.
OECD Global Debt Report 2024: https://www.oecd.org/finance/oecd-global-debt-report-2024-bond-markets-in-a-high-debt-environment.htm - Verified. Good for practical applications/current trends.

All checks passed. I can now start writing.¹ ², ³ ⁴ ⁵, ⁶ ⁷ ⁸ ⁹, ¹⁰, ¹¹, ¹²