| Article Index |
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| What is an LBO |
| LBO summarised |
| Situation conducive to an MBO |
| The manager-investor tandem |
| Creating value |
| Leverage |
| All Pages |
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LBO: how does it work ?
“Leveraged buy-out” is a generic term covering several types of operations (MBO, MBI, BIMBO, Spin-off) that serve to align the interests of a venture capitalist with a management team.
The company’s acquisition generally involves a special-purpose holding vehicle, and is financed with capital from the investor and management team as well as bank loans.



