Funds invested in an existing corporation to buy and reorganize it, and possibly sell shares in the reorganized company in an initial public offering, are known as

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Private equity capital refers to funds invested by private equity firms or individuals directly into private companies, or in the case of a buyout, used to purchase and reorganize existing corporations. This can include restructuring the company and eventually selling shares through an initial public offering (IPO).

Funds Invested in an Existing Corporation to Buy and Reorganize