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ET in the classroom: All about leveraged buyoutsAn LBO is a deal where the acquiring company funds the debt it raises for the acquisition using cash flow of the acquired entity.- Private equity firms Blackstone, Carlyle team up for $10-billion NCR Corp buyBlackstone Group LP and Carlyle Group LP have teamed up to consider a buyout of NCR Corp, according to two people with knowledge of the pro...
- Minacs buyout: Meet Sanjay Chakrabarty, sarod player & cutthroat deal-makerWith two back-to-back leverage buyouts within months maintaining equilibrium might prove harder for Sanjay Chakrabarty, the founding partne...
- Dell buyout could mean more debt, junk ratingAs talks have advanced to take Dell Inc private, analysts say the computer giant will have to take on billions of dollars more in debt - an...
- Banks demand cos' assets as collateral to fund buyoutsGone are the days when corporates could coax banks into financing acquisitions by showing the strength of their balance sheets.
- Big players leave as LBO market slowsBankers who arranged financing for last year’s largest leveraged buyouts - TXU and First Data - are leaving their firms as the pace of take...
- High finance laid lowExcept for oil executives, no group of business leaders is now more resented than the titans of finance, bankers, traders, hedge fund manag...
- Hedge funds see more credit slumpThe worldwide slump in credit markets is likely to last for at least another year, triggering a reduction in leveraged buyouts.
- Barclays, RBS lie low as investor confidence dipsBarclays' John Varley and Fred Goodwin of Royal Bank of Scotland Group, who spent six months battling for control of ABN Amro Holding.
- Blackstone's June IPO was an omen for the equity marketLast June Stephen Schwarzman and Peter Peterson made an initial public offering of shares in their buyout firm, drawing about $2.6 billion ...
- When foreign turf is friendlier than homeDomestic M&A activity faces a lot of curbs whereas it's much easier for Indian firms to acquire a foreign entity.
- Just who is Nabisco?An iconic biscuit brand founded in the late 1890s, Nabisco became the subject of one of the bitterest and hotly contested takeover battles ...
- Indian Davids Will Now Target Global GoliathsIn many ways, this deal is the equivalent of crossing the Rubicon for Indian companies who want to do leveraged buyouts (LBOs). No Indian c...
- Global takeover frenzy fuelled by debt: analystsFrenetic global takeover activity this year has been driven partly by an over-reliance on debt and this could cause problems if economic gr...
- Bond street’s fearing a new nemesis: LBOsThe world’s biggest bondholders are determined to make an example of Henry Kravis. Pacific Investment Management and Advantus Capital Manag...
- LBO, the smart way to acquire a co double your sizeB-School students who graduated in the mid ‘80s got a taste of the country’s first leveraged buyout (or LBO) from clippings of business new...
- Leveraged buys gain momentumLeveraged acquisitions will occupy centre-stage as India, Inc.’s global buyout appetite goes into overdrive.
- Leveraged buys gain momentumLeveraged acquisitions will occupy centre-stage as India, Inc.’s global buyout appetite goes into overdrive.
- StanChart looking at services sector in IndiaAfter topping the mergers and acquisitions list in ’05 in India, Standard Chartered is looking at a whole gamut of services in India. Start...
- Corus buy: Tatas may go for leveraged buyoutTata Steel is likely to follow in the footsteps of Tata Tea. India’s largest private steel company is mulling a leveraged buyout (LBO) of C...
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