Legal analysis: There are the following ways of corporate debt financing: 1. Bank credit. Bank credit is the most important source of debt funds for enterprises. In most cases, banks are also the main representatives of creditors to participate in corporate governance, and they have the ability to intervene in enterprises and protect creditor's rights assets. It is the moral hazard of the debtor, and it is difficult to effectively control it because the bank can't evaluate the value of its creditor's rights assets in time and accurately. Second, corporate bonds. Bond financing plays an irreplaceable role in restraining debt agency costs. Corporate bonds usually have a wide trading market and investors can sell and transfer them at any time. This provides sufficient liquidity for creditor investors and can reduce the "locking" effect of investment, that is, reduce the specificity of investment. Third, commercial credit. Commercial credit is a kind of short-term debt, which is generally associated with specific trading behavior, and the risk can basically be "locked" in advance, so its agency cost is low. However, due to the scattered commercial credit, the amount of a single transaction is generally small, and the influence of creditors on enterprises is very weak, and most of them are in a passive position. Even if enterprises abuse commercial credit funds, it is difficult for creditors to interfere. Fourth, lease financing. As a debt financing method, the biggest feature of leasing financing is that it will not cause the problem of asset substitution, because the selection of leasing products must be reviewed by creditors (leasing companies), and the creditors will implement specific purchase behaviors and then deliver them to enterprises.
Legal basis: Article 178 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC). When a limited liability company increases its registered capital, the contribution of the newly-increased capital subscribed by shareholders shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law on the establishment of a limited liability company. When a joint stock limited company issues new shares to increase its registered capital, shareholders shall subscribe for new shares in accordance with the relevant provisions of this Law on the establishment of a joint stock limited company and the payment of shares.