Mention any two sources of owner’s funds or ownership capital/long-term finance

1. Equity shares: Equity shares are a type of security that gives the shareholder ownership rights in the company, including limited liability and voting rights. Equity shares also give the shareholder the right to participate in the company's profits through dividend payments and/or appreciation in the stock's market price. 2. Retained earnings: Retained earnings are profits that a company decides to keep and not distribute to its shareholders. Retained earnings are typically reinvested in the business, either for future growth or to replace any outdated equipment that the business uses to stay competitive. This makes retained earnings an important source of owner’s funds or long-term finance.