1. Enterprise financing is a behavioral process of raising funds needed for project construction, operation and business development based on the assets and rights of enterprises. It refers to an economic activity that an enterprise proceeds from its own production and operation situation and the use of funds, and according to the needs of its future business development strategy, uses internal accumulation or raises funds needed for production and operation from investors and creditors of the enterprise through certain channels and methods.
2. Corporate financing generally refers to the long-term source of funds for non-financial enterprises. Under the condition of market economy, enterprise financing can generally be divided into two types: one is endogenous financing, that is, the process of transforming accumulated available funds into investment. The other is external financing, which refers to the process of capital injection by external investors or investment institutions and the conversion of funds into shares.