How to pronounce “buyout” in English

So if you look at buyout funds, these are, like, 10 years ago.

The largest one would be Leveraged Buyouts, and I'll talk about that in a minute.

So 70 to 80% of the average leveraged buyout is financed by just straight bank loans.

Well, a leveraged buyout fund-- it's got a basic strategy here, which is you buy 5 or 10 low-tech companies.

And you've seen some of the bigger buyout firms, not only go into growth capital-- not so much venture capital-- but you

He goes from one company to the next and gets another buyout, and just keeps getting richer and richer.

And if you look, this is buyout funds.

The arc of the story from Gussie in the magical beer kingdom to the buyout, there's a lot of tragedy in it, and a

They're typically targeting underperforming companies, frequently using a mechanism called the leveraged buyout, where part of the purchase price is funded by debt,

So here, the companies are a lot younger than the buyout business.

You would expect a company with more leverage, like the portfolio companies of a leveraged buyout fund to decline more than the stock market for the reasons

If you've got 10 companies in a fund, like a leveraged buyout, you've got about three that will go bankrupt because of the high debt.

because there's only so many targets out there that fit the requirements to be a buyout candidate, for example-- so the price of the targets, therefore, went up.

The reason it's called the acquirer's multiple is it's the metric used by leveraged buyout firms, private equity firms, activists, to look through

The most dramatic are subsidiaries I call corporate orphans, those that were owned serially by leveraged buyout operators, private equity

You've talked about maybe another way as well that can play out, which was around, obviously as part of the kind of leveraged buyout structure,

So I should caveat that, like, the version of private equity that I am focused on is, like, very much the leveraged buyout model, right?

But if you look at the way they reported it, the leveraged buyout industry said, guess what?

When they do hit a premium return, it could be very high, just big returns on, say, a boring, low-tech company in the buyout business.

You see them going into lending, where they say, well, we've done a lot of buyout deals as an equity investor.

In 1997, end of '96, we had just completed one buyout and we were preparing to continue expansion.

Anyway, so, now this proposal came at a very difficult time of my life because I just head a management buyout of the company I worked with so, I was very busy at the time.

So we'll take what we've learned in venture capital and transfer it to growth equity or, maybe not buyouts, but growth equity.

of all, slowing it down through not replacing retirements, by having generous buyouts, by giving people consulting jobs,

And, after a stint as a temporary worker in a rich firm of high equity investors performing skillful leveraged buyouts of various public companies, I was on my own.

Do you find that local news and newspapers like Pioneer Press are really pushing for tech because of all the cutbacks and buyouts that they're

laid off who going off and starting their own blogs and trying to create their own businesses uh when the Washington Post offered us buyouts last

When that was abolished, he left the company, got a buyout