Original source · Yusufa Sey
How you get money from the bank (private equity)
Topics supported by this collection: due diligence, bank debt, ebitda, adjusted ebitda, cash flow. Use the linked evidence and contextual notes to distinguish examples, opinions and reported experience.
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- Adjusted EBITDA
- Amortization
- Bank debt
- Brokers
- Capital stack
- Cash flow
- Debt pricing
- Debt service
- Due diligence
- EBITDA
- Investor equity
- Leverage
- Letter of intent
- Management after acquisition
- Private credit
- Receivables finance
- Returns and exits
- Roll-ups
- Rollover equity
- Sourcing
- Target selection
- Valuation multiples
- Working capital
Used in the course
Finance assets on a lender’s terms
Understand appraisal values, eligible receivables and the limits of asset-based funding.
Read debt as a set of operating constraints
Evaluate repayment, pricing, covenants, security and guarantees together.
Diligence the business you will actually own
Connect financial records, commercial resilience and operating continuity.
Understand what private credit does—and what the evidence shows
Separate nonbank lending, institutional investment conversations and actual committed facilities.
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