Pillars of Wall Street: Leverage Buy Out & Mergers and Acquisitions | 0.5 Credits
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Overview – The first day of the workshop covers leveraged buyout analysis through actual hands-on construction of an LBO model. Each participant will build their own interactive LBO model from "scratch" to gain a detailed understanding LBO analysis. The focus of the model is to effectively represent the interests of the three main constituents of the deal - the selling shareholders, the lenders and the financial sponsor.
The completed product allows for a dynamic evaluation of whether or not a company is a strong LBO candidate. Specifically, participants will construct and analyze the following:
- Transaction summary detailing sources and uses of funds
- Key credit statistics to determine the appropriate capital structure
- Pro forma income statement and cash flow schedule
- Debt schedule with repayments, pro forma debt balances, and interest expense calculations for both senior and subordinated debt instruments
- Returns analysis to the financial sponsor
The completed products allow for a dynamic evaluation of whether or not a company should acquire a competitor or sell itself (merger consequences analysis). Specifically, participants will construct and analyze the following:
- Transaction summary detailing sources and uses of funds
- Purchase accounting overview
- Creation of goodwill and write-ups, including possible incremental D&A
- Opening balance sheet and purchase accounting adjustments
- Concept of affordability analysis
- Synergies analysis, including phase-in of projected synergies
- Earning impact, including accretion/(dilution) analysis and synergies required to breakeven
- Credit rating considerations
- M&A transaction consideration (stock vs. cash social issues, etc.)
- Sensitivity analysis (summary pages and data tables)
Where
B09 Sage Hall
Sage Hall, 114 Feeney Way, Ithaca, NY 14853, United States
Hosted By
Co-hosted with: MBAI, MBAII, One-Year MBA Program