This note focuses on assessing the late stage companies with a focus on leveraged (LBO,). In addition to the shareholders or, late-stage investments may occur in situations associated with the growth of capital repairs, mezzanine investments and distressed debt. In contrast to venture capital, where firms typically at an early stage, late-stage investments to attract more established businesses that have the ability to take on higher levels of leverage to increase investor returns. Although in practice there are several approaches to the assessment, the approach often comes down to who provides the most accurate picture of the situation and prospects of the parties. This note takes the perspective of the investor PE and assumes some familiarity with the basic structure of investment PE. It provides an overview of the major primary sources of funding and the indicators used to assess the structure of capital and LBO step-by-step example of analysis of LBO. "Hide
by Susan Chaplinsky, Shikha Khetrepal 25 pages. Publication Date: March 15, 2011. Prod. #: UV5637-PDF-ENG
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