hard · Private Equity & LBOs
A private equity firm is evaluating a potential 'Management Buyout' (MBO).
What is the primary risk associated with an MBO compared to a standard secondary buyout?
- Conflict of interest where management may favor the buyer over current shareholders
- The inability to use leverage due to management's limited personal capital
- Higher integration risk following the close of the transaction
- Information asymmetry between management and the sponsor
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