The private equity or leveraged buyout (LBO) market in Europe and the U.S. has grown enormously over the last two decades, from $7.5 billion in 1991 to $500 billion in 2006. Much of the financing of recent transactions has come in the form of syndicated debt, which is dispersed after origination to many non-bank financial institutions. This financing practice has two important possible consequences: 2007 Morgan Stanley.
• After unprecedented levels of deal activity in 2007, the descent into recession in 2008 has presen...
In this study we analyze the risks and perils arising from LBO transactions, in order to consider th...
During the eighties a new type of financial transaction started to emerge on an increasing basis. It...
Private equity firms have become an integral piece of the financial services industry and global eco...
Privatization of publicly traded companies arguably represents one of the most important trends in N...
Among the most durable legacies of the 1980s financial explosion and freewheeling leveraged buyout (...
This paper analyzes global leveraged buyout (LBO) activity, exit behaviour, and holding periods usin...
International audienceUsing a data set of 839 French deals, we look at the change in corporate behav...
Private equity, characterized by firms operating as privately held partnerships organizing the acqu...
Private equity’s high degree of leverage in the boom years leading up to the recent bust is a domina...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The inc...
In this study we analyze the risks and perils arising from LBO transactions, in order to consider t...
In the mid-2000s, there was a dramatic increase in acquisitions of UK companies by private equity fu...
Due to an increased search for profitable investments in a less volatile world, firms specialized in...
AbstractIn the past three decades there has been an increasing role of Private Equity (PE) industry ...
• After unprecedented levels of deal activity in 2007, the descent into recession in 2008 has presen...
In this study we analyze the risks and perils arising from LBO transactions, in order to consider th...
During the eighties a new type of financial transaction started to emerge on an increasing basis. It...
Private equity firms have become an integral piece of the financial services industry and global eco...
Privatization of publicly traded companies arguably represents one of the most important trends in N...
Among the most durable legacies of the 1980s financial explosion and freewheeling leveraged buyout (...
This paper analyzes global leveraged buyout (LBO) activity, exit behaviour, and holding periods usin...
International audienceUsing a data set of 839 French deals, we look at the change in corporate behav...
Private equity, characterized by firms operating as privately held partnerships organizing the acqu...
Private equity’s high degree of leverage in the boom years leading up to the recent bust is a domina...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "The inc...
In this study we analyze the risks and perils arising from LBO transactions, in order to consider t...
In the mid-2000s, there was a dramatic increase in acquisitions of UK companies by private equity fu...
Due to an increased search for profitable investments in a less volatile world, firms specialized in...
AbstractIn the past three decades there has been an increasing role of Private Equity (PE) industry ...
• After unprecedented levels of deal activity in 2007, the descent into recession in 2008 has presen...
In this study we analyze the risks and perils arising from LBO transactions, in order to consider th...
During the eighties a new type of financial transaction started to emerge on an increasing basis. It...