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{Grade A}



Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage of performing an LBO analysis? - correct


answer Stand-alone LBO may overestimate strategic sale value by ignoring synergies


with acquirer




While equity contribution went as low as the single digits in the 1980's, the current split


between equity and debt in an LBO deal is best characterized as: - correct answer


Equity - 35%; Debt 65%




When an LBO sponsor wishes to exit its investment in 5 years, one way to find the


equity value of a company at the LBO sponsor's exit year is to: - correct answer Use an


Enterprise Value/Sales multiple to find Enterprise Value and then subtract net debt

,Use an Enterprise Value/EBITDA multiple to find Enterprise Value and then subtract


net debt


Use a Price/Earnings multiple to find Equity Value




Under recapitalization accounting - correct answer The purchase price is reflected as


a reduction to equity




which of the following is true about senior debt - correct answer None of the Below.


Has the least restrictive covenants because it is secured by the company's assets


Since it is secured by the company's assets, lenders prefer to have the debt


outstanding over time in order to generate more interest


Usually uses PIK securities or come with warrants like mezzanine debt




On December 30, 2013:


• Company Y trades at $10 per share

, • Enterprise Value / EBITDA multiple of 5.0x


• Leverage ratio of 0.6x (Net debt/EBITDA)


• 2013 EBITDA = $2.0 billion


• Assume no cash on company Y's balance sheet


On December 31, 2013:


• Company Y undergoes an LBO and is recapitalized


• The company's new leverage ratio becomes 5.0x


• Financial sponsor exit is planned for Year 5. Assume that the EV/ EBITDA multiple at


exit year is the same


as the current multiple.


• Required rate of return is 25%


• Exit year EBITDA projected to be $3.0 billion


• The company's year-end leverage ratio is 1.6x


What is the initial Equity Value? - correct answer 8.8 billion

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