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Leveraged Buyouts (LBOs) are a type of corporate finance transaction in which a company is acquired using a combination of equity and debt. The debt is typically provided by a financial institution, such as a bank, and is secured by the assets of the company being acquired. The equity is typically provided by a private equity firm, which is typically the majority shareholder in the company. The goal of an LBO is to increase the value of the company by improving its operations and increasing its profitability.
LBOs are typically used to acquire companies that are undervalued or have potential for growth. The private equity firm typically takes an active role in managing the company, and may make changes to the company's operations, such as restructuring, cost cutting, and introducing new products or services.
Some of the major players in the LBO market include Blackstone, KKR, Apollo Global Management, Carlyle Group, and Bain Capital. Show Less Read more