Mezzanine: refusing to be overshadowed

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Some financial experts perceive that mezzanine finance is under threat from high yield bonds. However, the two solutions usually compliment one another rather than present conflicting options. Mezzanine finance may not be as popular as it was at the beginning of the 1990s, when there was no high yield bond market, but it continues to be a significant instrument due to its lower costs, liquidity, and the rights it offers to investors. It continues to be important in deals below 75 million pounds sterling where it often works between equity and senior debt.

Evaluation, Services, Capital market, Capital markets, Leveraged buyouts

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Mezzanine breaks from the shadows

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Issues are presented concerning the emergence of mezzanine financing as a leverage tool within management buyout deal structures. The most common use of mezzanine finance and banks specializing in arranging it are discussed.

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Opportunities int he mid-market

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the opportunities which exist for private equity providers to move into mezzanine finance in the mid-market sector. The growth of popularity of mezzanine finance is discussed.

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