B. Financing Risk Financing risk is related to the ultimate effect of merger and acquisition activities. Enterprises should choose the best financing method with high satisfaction according to the actual situation and capital structure of M&A. The financing ways commonly used by enterprises are basically divided into two types, one of which is equity financing; the other one is debt financing. The former has a higher financing threshold and does not have to bear the burden of debt service. It can effectively circumvent the outflow of large amounts of cash flow. However, on the specific operational level, too heavy equity financing will affect the equity structure of the company and eventually lead to the decentralization of original shareholder control. The latter requires merger and acquisition organizations to bear greater debt pressure. If the company is completely dominated by debt financing, the company's financial leverage will increase, which may lead to debt repayment difficulties.