difference between the capital structure trading concern and a manufacturing concern?

Answer 1

The capital structure of ADB is fundamental to its strength. The subscribed capital consists of paid-in and callable capital. ADB’s equity is made up of paid-in capital and accumulated earnings (reserves). The largest subscriptions to the capital stock are those of Japan and the United States, which, together with other nonregional members, provide about 52 percent of the total subscribed capital stock.
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Answer 2

Financial institutions tend to be much more highly levered than manufacturing companies. Manufacturing companies tend to back debt with real assets -- like plants and machinery.