A firm or individual providing financial capital to small businesses in exchange for an ownership stake in the company is called a:

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A venture capitalist invests in small businesses or startups with high growth potential in exchange for an ownership stake in the company. They provide the necessary financial capital, expertise, and guidance to help the company grow and succeed. A financial capitalist typically provides funding through loans or other debt instruments, while a corporate raider or takeover specialist is focused on acquiring and taking control of other companies.

A Firm or Individual Providing Financial Capital to Small Businesses