Which of the following statements regarding LBOs is incorrect?单项选择题
The acquired firm’s operations must generate the cash flow needed to pay the interest and debt used to finance the acquisition, so essentially the acquirer borrows against the target’s assets for acquire it.
LBOs and leveraged recapitalizations are both associated with an increase in financial leverage, but these transactions are different (e.g., only the LBO leads to a change in control of firm)
LBO deals involve very high leverage and high-yield debt, so they are very risky. This is why after an LBO firms sometimes become financially distressed or event bankrupt
Private equity groups generally search for LBO targets in young and fast-growing industries, focusing more specifically on firms that have limited capital to grow and highly innovative ideas.
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Regarding private equity and the valuation of LBOs, select the correct statement:
An ideal LBO target would be unlevered, inefficiently managed, with stable cash flows, low required capital expenditures, and significant excess non-core assets.
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