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Start Up Private Equity - which software to use?
Just started working at a new private equity fund. We don't have a lot of the back end figured out (e.g. HR, investor relations, deal management), although we do have capital and a strong senior. I've worked in PE before, but usually we had assistants or a finance / Ops / compliance team handle a...
Growth Equity vs. LBO Shops
which is more interesting and respected? growth equity or LBO shops? why?
Analyzing Capital Structure
Hi, I am unsure of how to properly analyse the capital structure of a firm instead of just looking at how much debt and equity the firm has. I need a proper framework. Anyone has any ideas? Is a Leveraged Buyout Model useful as a framework? Cheers!
Burger King to Return to Public Markets
Here’s an interesting one. Just 18 months after being taken private in a leveraged buyout, Burger King Worldwide Holdings, one of the world’s largest fast-food chains, plans to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange through a merger with Justice Holdings, an investment company based in...
Burger King to go public........again
That's right ladies and gentlemen, only a few weeks after Wendy's surpassed BK at second-in-command behind McDonald's, BK retaliates by now going public for a second time. Burger King is going public. Again. Just 18 months after being taken private in a leveraged buyout, Burger King Worldwide...
High yield bond markets and LBOs
Hi all, can someone please explain to me the relationship between high yield bond markets and LBOs as high yield bond markets can somehow finance LBOs? thanks.
KKR backed HCA 4.6 billion IPO, largest 2 years
Seems like PE firms may be back in action in terms of exit investments. May 7 (Bloomberg) -- HCA Inc., the hospital chain bought four years ago in a $33 billion leveraged buyout led by KKR & Co. and Bain Capital LLC, filed to sell shares worth as much as $4.6 billion in an initial public offering....
how does a LBO fund work?
how does a LBO fund work? for example say goldman has a 20 billion LBO fund, i thought LBO deals were funded with 90% debt. is this the 10% capital to be used outside of the debt? my question is how is the capital of an LBO fund used if leverage is the main funder of these deals. any help is...
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