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Article title

Efektywność transakcji wykupu lewarowanego

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The effectiveness of LBO transactions

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PL
Wykup lewarowany (ang. Leveraged Buy Out, LBO) jest transakcją, w której grupa kupujących, składająca się z aktywnych inwestorów finansowych i menedżerów przejmuje kontrolę nad przedsiębiorstwem, w celu zwiększenia wartości jej kapitału, a następnie ich sprzedaży i realizacji zysku. Artykuł podsumowuje publikowane w literaturze zagranicznej badania dotyczące efektywności transakcji tego typu dla akcjonariuszy, inwestorów wierzycieli oraz samych przedsiębiorstw zaangażowanych w proces LBO. W pracy przedstawiono również hipotezy dotyczące źródeł efektywności transakcji typu LBO.

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553-567

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Contributors

  • Dr hab., prof. nadzw. SGH, Katedra Finansów Przedsiębiorstwa, Szkoła Główna Handlowa, Al. Niepodległości 62, 02-554 Warszawa.
  • Dr, Katedra Finansów Przedsiębiorstwa, Szkoła Główna Handlowa, Al. Niepodległości 62, 02-554 Warszawa.

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