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Leveraged Finance

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Definition:
Leveraged Finance or leveraged buyout is a riskier and more expensive way to borrow money for a company or business unit to make an acquisition. Leveraged finance often involves leveraged loans and high-yield bonds to offset the riskier nature of the debt.

Related Concepts:

Bootstrap Funding
Corporate Law
Distressed Debt
High-Yield Bonds
Management Buyout
Senior Debt
 

Available Positions Related to Leveraged Finance:

Alternative Investments jobs

Investment Banking jobs

Legal jobs

Mergers & Acquisitions jobs

 

Relevant Functional Areas:

Capital Markets
Corporate Finance
Investment Banking
Legal
Mergers & Acquisitions
Public Finance
Restructuring
Structured Finance
 

Related Job Titles:

Investment Banker
Private Equity Investor
 

Synonyms:

Leveraged Buyout
LBO