Add to ORKGA leveraged buyout (LBO) is a transaction wherein the purchase of a company is financed primarily with borrowed funds. An LBO is often a solution in a family succession situation or when a large group wants to sell off a division. It can also be a way for a company to delist itself when it is undervalued in the market
This paper provides an exhaustive literature review of the motives for public-to-private LBO transac...
This research examined the differing strategic uses of leveraged management buyouts at the corporate...
Leveraged buyout (LBO) is an acquisition mechanism in which an investor acquires a majority stake in...
A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a transaction wherein the purchase of a company is financed primarily wi...
A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a common transaction within private equity firms, although not restricte...
Definition of leveraged buy-outs as included in the Wiley Encyclopedia of Management.peer-reviewe
During the eighties a new type of financial transaction started to emerge on an increasing basis. It...
Corporate governance through buyout of firms with a substantial amount of debt financing--known as \...
This paper investigates the determinants of leveraged buyout (LBO)activity by comparing firms that h...
This paper deals with a special kind of company takeover called Leveraged Buy-Out (LBO). The main c...
The purpose of this investigation is to determine how leveraged buyouts are financed and to relate t...
Leveraged buyouts (LBOs) are generally explained in terms of a governance mechanism that disciplines...
“Leveraged buyout” (LBO) is one of the most preferred methods in company acquisitions. LBO is a basi...
We develop a theory of leveraged buyout (LBO) activity based on two elements: the ability of private...
This paper provides an exhaustive literature review of the motives for public-to-private LBO transac...
This paper provides an exhaustive literature review of the motives for public-to-private LBO transac...
This research examined the differing strategic uses of leveraged management buyouts at the corporate...
Leveraged buyout (LBO) is an acquisition mechanism in which an investor acquires a majority stake in...
A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a transaction wherein the purchase of a company is financed primarily wi...
A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a common transaction within private equity firms, although not restricte...
Definition of leveraged buy-outs as included in the Wiley Encyclopedia of Management.peer-reviewe
During the eighties a new type of financial transaction started to emerge on an increasing basis. It...
Corporate governance through buyout of firms with a substantial amount of debt financing--known as \...
This paper investigates the determinants of leveraged buyout (LBO)activity by comparing firms that h...
This paper deals with a special kind of company takeover called Leveraged Buy-Out (LBO). The main c...
The purpose of this investigation is to determine how leveraged buyouts are financed and to relate t...
Leveraged buyouts (LBOs) are generally explained in terms of a governance mechanism that disciplines...
“Leveraged buyout” (LBO) is one of the most preferred methods in company acquisitions. LBO is a basi...
We develop a theory of leveraged buyout (LBO) activity based on two elements: the ability of private...
This paper provides an exhaustive literature review of the motives for public-to-private LBO transac...
This paper provides an exhaustive literature review of the motives for public-to-private LBO transac...
This research examined the differing strategic uses of leveraged management buyouts at the corporate...
Leveraged buyout (LBO) is an acquisition mechanism in which an investor acquires a majority stake in...