MFI Investments Ltd is a newly established investment company in Tanzania. The Company is currently largely financed by local bank loans, with its interest rate on loans being tied to six months LIBOR rates, which makes the Company$$s cost of obtaining funds sensitive to interest rate movements. The company has also a credit line with some local commercial banks, just in case it suddenly needs additional funds for a temporary period. The Company, on the other hand, holds a large portfolio of both foreign and domestic financial securities worth about TZS $10$ billion as at to$-$date, which it aims to expand into a mega East African investment base by the year $2025.$ In order to finance its investment base expansion, the Company plans to immediately list at both Dar es Salaam Stock Exchange $($DSE$)$ and Nairobi Securities Exchange $($NSE$)$ as well as borrow substantial long$-$term loans in both TZS and US dollars. Borrowing is expected to be executed through a combination of both bank loans from local commercial banks and issuing of corporatebonds. Required:i$.$ Elaborate how might financial intermediaries facilitate the Company$$s expansion. ii$.$ Elaborate how venture capital $($VC$)$ might facilitate the Company$$s initial public offering $($IPO$).$iii. Why might the Company have limited access to additional debt financing during its expansion $($i$.$e$.,$ growth$)$ phase? iv$.$ Elaborate how might investment banks facilitate the Company$$s IPOv. Illustrate how the Company might use both primary and secondary markets to facilitate Its expansion. vi$.$ Explain the potential financial risks facing the Company and the appropriate strategies it may apply to address them.