The high premiums paid to LBO target shareholders reflect the tax benefits associated with the high leverage of such transactions and the improved operating efficiency following the completion of the buyout resulting from management incentive plans and the discipline imposed by the need to repay debt.
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Q29: LBO investors will often use the target
Q30: A single asset is often used to
Q31: Typical LBO targets are in mature industries
Q32: LBO capital structures are often very complex,
Q34: Investors in highly leveraged transactions who are
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Q36: Loan agreements commonly have cross-default provisions allowing
Q37: Asset based lending does not require the
Q38: The loan agreement stipulates the terms and
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