Capital Structure Hub & Spoke Diagram Template for PowerPoint & Google Slides

Description

This slide illustrates a capital structure framework using a central hub-and-spoke layout, with six color-coded nodes representing Equity Capital, Debt Capital, Preferred Stock, Retained Earnings, Convertible Securities, and Venture Capital. Each node features a distinct icon and vibrant hue—red, green, cyan, purple, blue, and orange—ensuring immediate recognition and visual appeal. The clean, flat design employs subtle shadows, crisp typography, and consistent alignment to guide viewers seamlessly through each component of funding strategy. The circular arrangement around a central “Capital Structure” label underscores the interconnected nature of financial sources, facilitating clear communication of complex concepts. Built on master slides, this template offers fully editable shapes, icons, and colors, allowing you to tailor the layout to your brand palette or presentation theme in seconds. Whether you need to emphasize growth potential, risk mitigation, or shareholder value, this slide adapts effortlessly to diverse narrative flows. Optimized for both PowerPoint and Google Slides, it maintains full resolution clarity and preserves formatting across platforms, streamlining collaboration and version control.

Who is it for

Financial analysts, CFOs, and investment bankers will find this slide invaluable for illustrating funding strategies and capital allocation models. Corporate finance teams, business consultants, and startup founders can leverage the hub-and-spoke design to present funding mixes, strategic priorities, and investor pitches with professional polish.

Other Uses

Beyond capital structure analysis, repurpose this template to map product portfolios, stakeholder networks, operational workflows, or risk management frameworks. The versatile hub layout suits any scenario requiring a central concept with multiple supporting elements, from marketing channels and project milestones to departmental overviews and resource allocation diagrams.