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The Gold Standard of Acquisition Financing

Acquisition financing, like any other competitively supplied product, comes in many different quality levels such as high quality, mid and

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The Right amount of Leverage for Leveraged Buyouts

Leveraged buyouts are change of ownership transaction structures based upon layers of both debt and equity capital. The amount of

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Keys to Successful Management Buyouts

Management buyouts capture the imagination of senior level managers both for the upside and the opportunity to control one’s own

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Why Acquisition Financing Can Leave a Bad Taste

Over the years, acquisition financing lenders have evolved into larger and more specialized funds. Even as funds grow larger, they

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Data-Driven Acquisition Financing

Acquisition financing lenders use both analytical and subjective methods when underwriting a company. Often, they focus on a strong management

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Moving Acquisition Financing Forward

While many acquirers view acquisition financing through a functional lens, others look beyond mere terms to assess the wider picture

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The Tortured Acquisition Financing Department

As new acquisition financing credit funds pivot to non-private equity sponsored deals, many lack experience with the asset class. Non-sponsored

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Non-Linear Performance and Acquisition Financing

During their underwriting processes, acquisition financing providers analyze probable performance projections for their proposed borrowers. The

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What Happens when a Mezzanine Loan is Called?

Mezzanine debt loans occupy the risky echelon beneath the bank but ahead of the equity in a capital structure. They

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