Titlebook: Value Creation in Leveraged Buyouts; Analysis of Factors Nicolaus Loos Book 2006 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesb

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e nur in den gro?en Kodifikationen anzutreffen, so findet er sich heute in zahlreichen Gesetzen, unabh?ngig von deren Umfang und Bedeutung. Dieser Entwicklung in der Gesetzgebungspraxis fehlt aber die Entsprechung in der Gesetzgebungstheorie. Der zeitgen?ssische Gesetzgeber verwendet den Allgemeinen

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,Empirical Part III — Buyout Strategies,e of deal entry and exit — had revealed where the value creation in buyout transactions stems from. From both the Thomson Venture Economics fund return analysis as well as the deal level findings, it became evident that the variance of success between individual deals, funds and the various General Partners was considerable.

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Literature Review, of LBO transactions. This research in the areas of both corporate finance and strategic management can be categorized according to the focal impact of the LBO transaction into studies primarily concerned with the effect on target valuation, operational changes, impact on corporate governance and st

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Methodology and Research Design,ation process in buyout transactions. Especially, this study seeks to shed light on the drivers that lead to such successful buyout transactions and in turn to the observed “abnormal” performance in LBO funds when compared to either similar acquisitions performed by strategic buyers or to public equ

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,Empirical Part I — Market and Financial Value Drivers,ket and financial drivers that may impact value creation in buyouts. The chapter commences with a detailed descriptive overview of the universe of Private Equity funds, based on the Thomson Venture Economics (“VE”) dataset. The data presentation is important as a benchmark and control group populati