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M&A Blog #08 – debt (Part III – lender’s view, debt rating, liquidity, and distressed company)

Francine Way

We have spent the last few posts looking at debt and it can be useful to a corporate borrower; as well as negative impacts debt can pose to the capital structure. There are many different kinds of debt providers: banks, bondholders, hedge funds, etc. Low debt level implies high WACC.

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M&A Blog #06 – debt (Part I – role and trade-offs, categories and key characteristics)

Francine Way

In the last two blog posts, we walked through capital structure and how it impacts M&A activities and vice versa. To be explicitly clear, I am recommending the use of the following ranked capital sources when paying for an acquisition: cash (from the balance sheet), debt (at a reasonable level), and equity.

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8 We Learned About Saving Businesses from Distress by interviewing Labruta Capital who Has a Unique Way To Avoid Bankruptcy

How2Exit

8 We learned by interviewing Labruta Capital who Has a Unique Way To Avoid Bankruptcy E2 - Watch here The How to Exit podcast recently interviewed two industry leaders, Brooker Kraft and Ali Taraftar, who have created a company that is addressing a unique market opportunity.

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Why is Net Working Capital Important in M&A?

Software Equity Group

One such metric is net working capital (NWC). And there may be intense negotiations concerning this number that could delay the closing or impact how much you ultimately take away from the deal. What is Net Working Capital? NWC is a fundamental accounting indicator for any business.

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Private Equity Fundamentals: A Comprehensive Course for Beginners

OfficeHours

Leveraged buyouts involve acquiring a controlling interest in a mature company, typically through a combination of equity and debt financing, using the acquired company’s assets as collateral to secure debt financing. Venture capital focuses on early-stage companies with high growth potential.

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Arthur Petropoulos: Helping Companies Sell and Secure Capital through M&A

How2Exit

rn Visit [link] rn _ rn About The Guest(s): Arthur Petropoulos is the managing partner at Hill View Partners, a firm that specializes in helping privately held companies sell themselves and secure capital. rn Key Takeaways: rn rn Hill View Partners specializes in helping privately held companies sell themselves and secure capital.

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How the Growth of Private Credit is Impacting Private Equity

OfficeHours

In particular, new guidelines from the FDIC and Federal Reserve (among other governmental agencies) made it more difficult for banks to underwrite financings that resulted in debt-to-EBITDA ratios in excess of 6.0x. This capital is released once investors buy the debt off the banks’ balance sheets.