_____ is a means by which investors,often in partnership with incumbent managers,issue bonds and use the cash raised to purchase the firm's stock.

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A leveraged buyout involves investors (often called a private equity firm) using borrowed funds, such as bonds, to acquire a company with the intention of taking it private. In a leveraged buyout, the investors typically take control of the company's management and operations, and eventually sell the company for a profit. This strategy is often accompanied by restructuring and cost-cutting measures to boost profitability.

_____ Is a Means by Which Investors,often in Partnership with Incumbent