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9.03 Investments in Private Capital - Equity and Debt

This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about private capital investments including venture capital, private equity, leveraged buyouts, and hedge fund strategies. The questions cover topics such as the typical stage of venture capital funding prior to an IPO, characteristics of attractive leveraged buyout targets, types of private debt commonly used in buyouts, and definitions of different private equity exit strategies.

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9.03 Investments in Private Capital - Equity and Debt

This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about private capital investments including venture capital, private equity, leveraged buyouts, and hedge fund strategies. The questions cover topics such as the typical stage of venture capital funding prior to an IPO, characteristics of attractive leveraged buyout targets, types of private debt commonly used in buyouts, and definitions of different private equity exit strategies.

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03 Investments in Private Capital - Equity and Debt

Question 1
The stage at which a venture capital (VC) fund provides funding to a company immediately prior
to the company's initial public offering (IPO) most likely occurs at the:
A. later stage.
B. formative stage.
C. mezzanine stage.

Question 2
Which of the following best describes an attractive feature of unitranche private debt?
A. Simplifies debt issuance for the borrower
B. Conversion rights allow investors to convert into equity
C. Investors get a blended range of risk exposures in a single investment

Question 3
A company targeted for a private equity leveraged buyout (LBO) is most likely to be a:
A. public company with a depressed stock price.
B. private company with significant intangible assets.
C. private company that is efficiently managed and operated.

Question 4
Which of the following best describes a characteristic of private equity? Private equity funds:
A. are typically passively managed.
B. can invest in public or private companies.
C. are more liquid than traditional investments.

Question 5
Which of the following best describes a characteristic of an attractive leveraged buyout target
company?
A. Cyclical profitability profile
B. Unencumbered physical assets
C. High level of operating efficiency

Question 6
Due to its position within a company's capital structure and its convertibility into common equity,
which of the following types of debt is most commonly associated with leveraged buyouts?
A. Mezzanine
B. Payment in kind
C. Contingent convertible

Question 7
If venture capitalists are investing in a company by providing funds to initiate commercial
production, which of the following best describes the company's financing stage?
A. Early
B. Seed
C. Angel

Question 8
A feature of mezzanine debt is that it most likely:
A. offers conversion rights to investors.
B. is used for funding early-stage companies.
C. offers more stable returns than direct lending.

Question 9
Which of the following hedge fund strategies is best described as zero-beta?
A. Merger arbitrage
B. Convertible arbitrage
C. Distressed/restructuring

Question 10
A small private equity fund is looking to exit a large investment at the highest potential valuation
while generating positive publicity. Which of the following exit strategies is most appropriate for
the fund?
A. Trade sale
B. Recapitalization
C. Initial public offering

Question 11
Which of the following best describes a private equity recapitalization? A private equity firm:
A. sells a portfolio company to a strategic industry buyer.
B. provides mezzanine financing to facilitate a leveraged buyout.
C. pays itself a cash dividend by increasing leverage in a portfolio company.

Question 12
After a successful turnaround, a private equity fund is structuring a transaction to exit from a
portfolio company. After learning the proposal's details, company management and the
employees are strongly opposed. Based only on this information, which exit strategy is most
likely being planned?
A. Trade sale
B. Secondary sale
C. Initial public offering (IPO)

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