How do you pick purchase multiples and exit multiples in an LBO model?
What is an "ideal" candidate for an LBO?
How do you use an LBO model to value a company, and why do we sometimes say that it sets
the "floor valuation" for the company?
Give an example of a "real-life" LBO.
Can you explain how the Balance Sheet is adjusted in an LBO model?
Why are Goodwill & Other Intangibles created in an LBO?
We saw that a strategic acquirer will usually prefer to pay for another company in cash - if that's
the case, why would a PE firm want to use debt in an LBO?
Do you need to project all 3 statements in an LBO model? Are there any shortcuts?
How would you determine how much debt can be raised in an LBO and how many tranches
there would be?
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