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LBO risk

Gavan Nolan, analyst at Markit Group in London, looks behind the scenes at the widening spreads of leveraged buyout targets

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Event risk has long been touted as one of the most likely triggers of a reversal in the credit cycle. The now ubiquitous leveraged buyout is perhaps the most feared by bullish credit investors. In an LBO, the acquiring company - usually a private equity group - gains control of the target firm by using considerable amounts of debt. On completion of the deal, the debt will be transferred onto the

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