alleryStart learning →A company with debt much greater than equity capital is said to be what?
AFully hedged
BOver-subscribed
CUnder-insured
DThinly capitalised
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Thinly capitalised
High gearing, with debt far above equity, is the definition of thin capitalisation.
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