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An LBO is when an investor buys a company, mostly using borrowed funds, and keeps the current management team.
An LBI is similar, but the investor replaces the existing management team with new leadership
The investor evaluates the company, secures debt financing for it, and buys it using a mix of equity and loans.
After buying the company, the investor improves its performance with the management team before selling it for profit
There are many finance types designed to empower you to buy a company with minimal upfront costs.
This includes a standard term loan, asset finance to release cash from the company’s assets, and mezzanine finance to bridge the gap between the capital you’ve raised and the company’s purchase price
What is an LBO/LBI?
How an LBO/LBI works
Flexible finance to fund an LBO/LBI
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• 7.63% APR Representative based on a loan of £50,000 repayable over 24 months.
• Monthly repayment of £2,252.94. The total amount payable is £54,070.56
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