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/ˈbīˌout/,
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buyouts, plural;
  1. The purchase of a controlling share in a company, esp. by its own managers

  1. (buyout) acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock
  2. Thomson Reuters is an information company created by the Thomson Corporation's purchase of Reuters on 17 April 2008. Thomson Reuters shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: TRI) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: TRI). ...
  3. A buyout, in finance, is an investment transaction by which the ownership equity of a company, or a majority share of the stock of the company is acquired. The acquiror thereby "buys out" control of the target company.
  4. (buyout) The acquisition of a controlling interest in a business or corporation by outright purchase or by purchase of a majority of issued shares of stock
  5. (buyout) An individual group or company’s purchase of at least a controlling percentage of a company’s stock to take over its assets and operations. A buyout can occur through negotiations or through tender offers.
  6. (Buy-out) When a client arranges a one-time payment or flat fee for a commercial or print job, rather than pay residuals.
  7. (Buyout) A transaction in which a business, business unit (such as a subsidiary or division of a larger business) or company is acquired from the current shareholders where the buyer includes the existing management team, the transaction is a management buyout; where it involves a new management ...
  8. (Buyout) Funds provided to enable operating management to acquire a product line or business, which may be at any stage of development, from either a public or private company.
  9. (Buyout) When the Lessee purchases the leased asset from the Lessor prior to the end of the lease term. See Payoff.
  10. (BUY-OUT) A form of concession whereby an owner or developer arranges to pay for the rent of a tenant's lease term so that the tenant will relocate to the owner's shopping centre or move out of a space that the owner wants to use for another purpose.
  11. (13. BUYOUT) In the event We are unable to repair Your product(s) due to unavailability of equipment or parts, We at Our option may elect to buy out the Contract up to the original equipment purchase price, less any claims made.
  12. (BUY-OUT) The fee negotiated between client and agency to buy a model’s rights to images, voice, and likeness in conjunction with an ad to run for a specified period of time.  These can be renewed and renegotiated at additional cost. ...
  13. (BUYOUT) Advance payment for future use of a print ad or a commercial for a specific period of time
  14. (Buy-Out) A Buy-Out or remortgage is the process of moving your mortgage from one lender to another. An Early Repayment Charge may be payable to your current lender in these circumstances. Buy-Out is also known as a “Remortgage”.
  15. (Buy-Out) The amount to purchase equipment once a lease is over.
  16. (Buy-out) Purchase (in full or in part) of a company or specific corporate activities.
  17. (Buy-out) The purchase of a controlling interest in a business by a group of managers, another business, a group of investors, or an individual. See management buy-out.
  18. (Buyout) 1.) Transition from a subscription license to a perpetual license. 2.) Transition from a perpetual or subscription license to copyright ownership. (see Contract and Copyright transfer)
  19. (Buyout) A bulk annuity contract where the short-term intention is to transfer policies into the names of individual scheme members. Once transferred, the trustees are generally discharged of any future obligations to those members.
  20. (Buyout) An offer of full payment in lieu of residuals, when the contract permits
  21. (Buyout) The amount a lessee must pay the lessor to terminate a lease early. (Usually calculated to include tax recaptures, unpaid property tax and lost revenues.)
  22. (Buyout) The dollar amount a lessee must pay at the end of lease in order to receive title to the equipment.
  23. (Buyout) The oft mentioned “BO”. Generic name for a category of transactions in which debt is used to assist in the acquisition of a controlling position in a company. One of the two main categories of private equity with the other being venture capital.
  24. (Buyout) The process of either buying a company in its entirety or a majority stake. In the world of finance, corporations buying competitors is referred to as M&A, or mergers and acquisitions. ...
  25. (Buyout) The purchase of an insurance policy in a member’s own name by the trustees of an occupational pension scheme, to replace the member’s entitlement to benefits under the scheme.