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ARTICLE · 15 OCTOBER 2020

Private Equity - Acquisition Structures

Complex tax, accounting and employment matters are amongst those which drive the choice of acquisition structure for private equity funded transactions

JerseyCorporate/Commercial Law

Key Structuring Issues

Complex tax, accounting and employment matters are amongst those which drive the choice of acquisition structure for private equity funded transactions. Some of the most common types of private equity acquisition transactions are the leveraged buyout (LBO) and the management buyout (MBO).

Where an LBO/MBO transaction involves a domestic or international business with a UK-domiciled management team, the use of Jersey acquisition structures has gained traction with UK private equity advisers for a number of reasons.

This briefing explains why Jersey companies, management incentive plans including employee benefit trusts (EBTs) and The International Stock Exchange (TISE) quoted Eurobonds have become integral components of the LBO and MBO transaction planning process.

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