buy out
21buy-out — 1) An option, open to a member of an occupational pension scheme on leaving, of transferring the benefits already purchased to an insurance company of his or her own choice. 2) See leveraged buy out 3) See management buy out …
22buy·out — /ˈbaıˌaʊt/ noun, pl outs [count] : the act of gaining control of a company by buying the parts of it you do not own an employee/management buyout = a buyout by the employees/managers of the company see also buy out at ↑buy, 1 …
23buy-out — This is when a company s management team buys all the company s shares and thereby takes complete control of the company. This is called a management buy out ( MBO).There are several variants of a MBO. Financial Services Glossary leverage( d)… …
24buy out — phr verb Buy out is used with these nouns as the object: ↑firm …
25buy in management buy out — (BIMBO) A transaction where both incoming and existing management are involved in the acquiring group. Practical Law Dictionary. Glossary of UK, US and international legal terms. www.practicallaw.com. 2010 …
26buy-out cost — In the context of pensions, the cost of securing one or more members benefits by purchasing an annuity from an insurance company. It is the most expensive method of securing benefits and is now used to determine the amount of the employer s… …
27buy out — buy a business and all the inventory We knew his business was in debt, so we offered to buy him out …
28buy out — {v.} 1. To buy the ownership or a share of; purchase the stock of. * /He bought out several small stockholders. 2. To buy all the goods of; purchase the merchandise of./ * /Mr. Harper bought out a nearby hardware store./ Contrast: SELL OUT …
29buy out — {v.} 1. To buy the ownership or a share of; purchase the stock of. * /He bought out several small stockholders. 2. To buy all the goods of; purchase the merchandise of./ * /Mr. Harper bought out a nearby hardware store./ Contrast: SELL OUT …
30buy\ out — v 1. To buy the ownership or a share of; purchase the stock of. He bought out several small stockholders. 2. To buy all the goods of; purchase the merchandise of. Mr. Harper bought out a nearby hardware store. Contrast: sell out …
