easy · Private Equity & LBOs
A sponsor wants to maintain a 15% IRR. If they expect a lower exit valuation than originally planned, how does a Year 2 dividend recap help them?
- It boosts the IRR by providing cash early, offsetting the lower terminal value.
- It forces the management team to work harder to pay off the new debt.
- It increases the exit valuation through the leverage effect.
- It reduces the debt at exit, making the equity slice larger.
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