Meanings of corporate buyout in English

And he said Fairfield Equipment was on the verge of a big corporate buyout.

Carlyle Group has completed the world's largest corporate buyout capital-raising at $10 billion to finance mega-sized deals on both sides of the Atlantic.

Carlyle's corporate buyout arm performed well in the quarter, increasing its profit by 8 percent to $258 million.

Risk premiums on leveraged loans, or loans made to finance corporate buyouts, narrowed.

Corporate buyouts in Asia, a market famous for growth investments, are also on the rise.

If successful, it would be one of the largest corporate buyouts since before the global financial crisis.

Unlike rivals Bain and KKR, Blackstone has so far focused on Japanese real estate and not corporate buyouts.

Wachovia's investment banking unit, a large packager of mortgage debt and provider of loans to fund corporate buyouts, has also struggled.

High purchase price multiples have boosted debt loads and leverage ratios for corporate buyouts in the first quarter, and that trend could continue.

With about $66 billion in capital under management, Ares is primarily a debt-focused investment firm which also engages in corporate buyouts.

Average total leverage ratios on large corporate buyouts were 6.11 times when the guidance went into effect in 2013.

Los Angeles-based Ares, with about $66 billion in capital under management, is primarily a debt-focused investment firm which also engages in corporate buyouts.

With $9 billion in private equity assets as of the end of September, Ares has also been assuming a more prominent profile in corporate buyouts.

Total leverage for large U.S. corporate buyouts in 2015 was 5.96 times compared to 6.18 times in 2013, according to the data.

- Senate Democrats want to curb corporate buyout deals known as "inversions," in which U.S. companies move their tax domiciles overseas to get lower rates.