LEVERAGED BUY-OUT Leveraged buy-out is a corporate finance method under which a company is acquired by a person or entity using the value of the company's assets to finance its acquisition; this allows for the acquirer to minimize its outlay of cash in making the purchase. A leveraged buyout may also be referred to as a hostile takeover, a highly-leveraged transaction, or a bootstrap transaction. In other words a LBO is a company acquisition method by which a business can seek to takeover another company or at least gain a controlling interest in that company. Special about leveraged buy-outs is that the corporation that is buying the other business borrows a significant amount of money to pay for (the majority of) the purchase price (usually over 70% or more of the total purchase price). Furthermore, the debt which has been incurred is secured against the assets of the business being purchased along with the acquiring company. Interest payments on the loan will be paid from the fu...
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