Off-balance sheet financing refers to the practice of keeping certain financial obligations or assets off a company’s balance sheet to improve financial ratios and appearance. This method often involves leasing, joint ventures, or special purpose entities, allowing companies to manage debt levels and financial risk without directly impacting their reported financial position. Off-balance sheet financing is a strategic tool in corporate finance, often scrutinized for transparency and regulatory compliance.
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