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A '''leveraged buyout''' is a [[merger]] - that is, acquisition of a [[corporation]] - accomplished through accruing a large amount of [[debt]] or [[loans]], then used to pay for the purchase. Often, property of the purchasing and target corporation are used as collateral for the purchase loan. Leveraged buyouts are high risk, but increasingly popular in the marketplace. | A '''leveraged buyout''' is a [[merger]] - that is, acquisition of a [[corporation]] - accomplished through accruing a large amount of [[debt]] or [[loans]], then used to pay for the purchase. Often, property of the purchasing and target corporation are used as collateral for the purchase loan. Leveraged buyouts are high risk, but increasingly popular in the marketplace. | ||
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Revision as of 15:17, July 13, 2016
A leveraged buyout is a merger - that is, acquisition of a corporation - accomplished through accruing a large amount of debt or loans, then used to pay for the purchase. Often, property of the purchasing and target corporation are used as collateral for the purchase loan. Leveraged buyouts are high risk, but increasingly popular in the marketplace.