A company may acquire another company by issuing high-yield, high interest debt known as "junk" bonds to raise funds for a leveraged buyout. High-yield debt refers to bonds that pay higher interest rates because they are rated below investment grade due to having a higher risk of default. The acquiring company takes on significant debt to finance the purchase, hoping increased profits from the acquisition will allow it to repay the debt over time.
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A company may acquire another company by issuing high-yield, high interest debt known as "junk" bonds to raise funds for a leveraged buyout. High-yield debt refers to bonds that pay higher interest rates because they are rated below investment grade due to having a higher risk of default. The acquiring company takes on significant debt to finance the purchase, hoping increased profits from the acquisition will allow it to repay the debt over time.
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In some cases, a company may acquire another company by issuing high-yield debt (high interest yield, "junk" rated bonds) to raise funds (often referred to as a leveraged buyout). The
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