Leveraged Buy Outs Explained Simply

Your model here seems to ignore profitability. The debt can’t be serviced without sufficient positive margin from that turnover figure.

Hello, excellent video but I really need to raise a point of misunderstanding: for the repayment of the loan with interest, what about the repayment of the capital? We pay back 9 million a year in interest, but how much in capital? I hope to have an answer.

This was really really good. I subscribed and liked straight away. Thanks for this.

Great explanation. Thank you!

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can you refuse to sell to pe firms

ban pe firms

I think you meant profit when you were saying revenue...

thank you this may have just saved my life well not real but yes

So basically it's like a mortgage, but for a business instead of a home...

Great explanation, keep going

this is a really good explanation. too often these types of videos almost assume you went to business school

Nice

am i missing somthing here ...or you forgot the amortization to be payed to the bank ? ..you´ve just considered 9 million of the 10% interest rate ... like that...after 10 years you still own the bank 90 million... cause you have payed only interest

Wow, i spent a semester trying to learn financial management and you've explained this topic more comprehensive!

What is your view on this over Seller Finance

Excellent video mate, cheers

who's here because of Twitter? 😂

This whole scheme sounds like it should be illegal

How can the bank secure the loan against assets that the P.E doesn't even own yet?

Wow, great explanation of a concept I just heard about 2 days ago. The "Twitter" deal. I guess, students spend hours in boring classes to learn about it. In just 5 min, you made me understand the basic idea and how it works. Amazing! Thank you so much!!

You can make a new video with the twitter lbo as a real life example

how much were the assets originally worth?

Man utd brought me here.. f you glazers 😪

I always think that PE firms are nothing more than a ponzi scheme and it is detrimental to our economy. After watching this video, I am even more convinced that I am right.

This is what glazers did to manutd.
Great video, great explanation.

Here after Elon Musk acquired Twitter 😂

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Dear Friends,
I have a question:
1/ When and Why we should use LBO (Leveraged Buyout) to do M&A deal?. Thank you.

RIP Toys R Us

Liked and subscribed

How the xyz company pays the debt that took by PE firm 🤔

Your explanation is actually more complete than most "big" YT channels on LBO's, big up!

Great video bro!!

Is it possible to get an unsecured debt on basis of profit of the target company while doing an LBO

The man, the myth, the legend is back! Great video!