N/A2019-04-292019http://hdl.handle.net/10784/13509A leveraged buyout (LBO) is a common transaction within private equity firms, although not restricted to them. It refers to a transaction in which a company buys out another company, often buying the entirety of the outstanding shares and funding the transaction with debt. This type of transaction has both proponents and opponents, because while it may be true that the use of debt increases the return on equity, it may also be the case that an otherwise company with a strong balance sheet be turned into a financially distressed company. This paper goes through the process of structuring an LBO and assessing the implications that it could have for both the company and its investors.application/pdfspaCapital privadoCompra apalancada de empresasFusiones y adquisicionesInversionesFinanzasmasterThesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCOMPRAVENTA DE EMPRESASREORGANIZACIÓN DE COMPAÑÍASCOMPAÑÍAS CONSOLIDADASADQUISICIONES DE EMPRESASFINANCIAMIENTO DE EMPRESASINDUSTRIA DEL MUEBLE - ADMINISTRACIÓNLA-Z-BOY (EMPRESA COMERCIAL) – FINANZAS - MICHIGAN, ESTADOS UNIDOSPrivate equityLeveraged buyoutsMergers and acquisitionsInvestmentsFinance658.16P994Acceso abierto2019-04-29Puyo Velásquez, Martín