Leveraged Buy-Out (LBO)
Definition:
A method of purchasing outstanding stock of a Public Company by management (an MBO or Management Buy-Out) or outside investors, with financing consisting primarily of funds borrowed from investment bankers or brokers, following which the company is privately held.
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