How to pronounce “leveraged buyout” in English

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.

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

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.

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?