Management Buyouts (MBOs) Explained

What is a management buyout (MBO)?
A management buy-out is the acquisition of a business by its core management team usually in coordination with an external party such as a credited lender or a private equity firm.
The motivation of an MBO stems from the owner who has a desire to retire and either sell the whole business or a controlling stake in the entity. Although being fairly compensated is a priority, the independence and culture of the business is very important post-sale.
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Hello one question, can a manager/ controlling shareholder (founder - ceo) buyout his own company?
Does it have to be directly ie bid and hope for approval from other shareholders or you simply setup a 3rd company, bid and approve?

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