BUSTED TAKEOVER
Highly leveraged corporate buyout in which the acquiring firm sells some of the target company’s assets to meet the acquisition cost. The company’s assets being acquired may be used as collateral for the funding needed to push through with the deal. Once acquired, some of the target firm’s assets are sold to repay a portion of the funds used in financing the initial buyout.
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Shogun Bond
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Ambulance Chaser
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Core Deposits
Deposits in a bank’s general market area. Banks depend on core deposits to stabilize their funds for their lending base. Such deposits offer ...
Nominalism
Nominalism is the principle of keeping the amount of a debt obligation fixed in spite of fluctuations the purchasing power or exchange rate of mone ...
Insured Bond
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