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Higher Level Thinking in Acquisition Financing

Acquisition financing is treated as a means to an end by independent sponsors. Most acquirers consider the acquisition financing process

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The Leadership Imperative for Mezzanine Debt Lenders

Mezzanine debt lenders provide funding for scale-up scenarios where growth rate acceleration can be realized. These scale ups include acquisition

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Healthy Debt Multiples for a Leveraged Buyout

Middle market debt multiples are important structuring yardsticks when planning your leveraged buyout. Leveraged buyouts are a form of a

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5 Acquisition Financing Lender Keys to Multiple Deal Closings

Closing more than one deal at a time creates a degree of difficulty for the acquisition financing lender. Often the

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The Beauty of Delayed Draw Mezzanine Debt Facilities

With the private debt industry flush with freshly raised capital, and assets under management at all-time highs, the industry challenge

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The Million-Dollar Question for Your Leveraged Buyout

With leveraged buyouts, the raging question is always how much equity do I need to put in? It is a

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Acquisition Financing Keys Seldom Considered

Acquisition financing lenders conduct exhaustive levels of diligence, both financial and operational, prior to closing. They examine financial

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Management Buyout Reconsiderations

Management teams can often feel unappreciated by ownership, despite being well compensated and respected. Management teams often see a management

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Overlooked Context in Acquisition Financing

Lending, especially acquisition financing, is an inexact science, combining objective and subjective principles. Many banks and larger funds try to

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