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The innovative process requires innovative companies to leverage resources on short term necessaries to finance its techonogical innovations. The deviation in the terms between financial obligations and expected flows of innovations imposes that is necessary to lengthen the terms of its debts, for which capital market plays an important role. The aim is to discuss the relations between the banking sector and the capital market to the process of financial consolidation of debts, highlighting how such relations may contribute to the financing of technological innovation in developing countries or countries in processing of catching up. It is intended to establish mechanisms that can contribute, theoretically, to a better understanding of the processes related to the financing of technological innovation. The aim is to highlight the role of the banking system and the capital markets as institutional structures that complement each other in supporting investment financing and technology innovation. It is made an analysis regarding the relations between the banking system and the capital market, as well as an analysis regarding the bank financing and the financial consolidation of debts in the short term. The main results point to the fact that the relations between the banking system and capital markets are essential for the process of financial consolidation of debts. * Professor do Curso de Ciências Econômicas da Escola de Administração e Negócios, Fundação Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul. E-mail: carlos.gabriani@ufms.br. ** Professor do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Economia, Faculdade de Ciências Econômicas, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. E-mail: ricardo.dathein@ufrgs.br.

FINANCIAMENTO DA INOVAÇÃO TECNOLÓGICA E CONSOLIDAÇÃO FINANCEIRA DAS DÍVIDAS DE CURTO PRAZO EM PAÍSES EM DESENVOLVIMENTO