Leveraged buy-out (LBO)

Leveraged buy-out (LBO)

The acquisition of a company by members of management or outside investors with financing from investment bankers or other third parties. The financing is typically secured by the target company's assets with repayment generated from the company's retained or future earnings or sales of certain of its assets. See 'Management Buyout (MBO)'.

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leveraged buy-out (LBO)

Economy; Economics

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Financial services; Private equity

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leveraged buy-out (LBO)

Financial services; Venture capital

Acquisition of a business using mostly debt and a small amount of equity. The debt is secured by the assets of the business.

leveraged recapitalisation

Financial services; Private equity

Transaction in which a company borrows a large sum of money and distributes it to its shareholders.

leveraged buy-out fund (LBO Fund)

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An investment fund or company focusing on financing leveraged buyouts.

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investment letter

Financial services; Private equity

A written agreement between an investor and a seller of securities in a private placement.

invested capital

Financial services; Private equity

See ‘Capitalisation’.

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