Private equity buyouts: overview | Practical Law

Private equity buyouts: overview | Practical Law

An overview of the principal features of a typical private equity buyout in the UK, in which the private equity investor takes a majority equity stake in a target company, usually alongside a management team. The note sets out a typical acquisition structure, the key parties and advisers involved, key documents required and typical steps needed to implement a buyout.

Private equity buyouts: overview

Practical Law UK Practice Note Overview 6-518-0998 (Approx. 32 pages)

Private equity buyouts: overview

by David Carter, Ashurst, Simon Beddow and Alex Lewis, formerly of Ashurst and updated by Practical Law Corporate.
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An overview of the principal features of a typical private equity buyout in the UK, in which the private equity investor takes a majority equity stake in a target company, usually alongside a management team. The note sets out a typical acquisition structure, the key parties and advisers involved, key documents required and typical steps needed to implement a buyout.
For information on Practical Law's private equity resources, see Practice note, A guide to Practical Law's private equity and venture capital materials.