01Dec
Rollover Equity in a Sale to a Private Equity Firm: Seller’s Concerns
When a private equity (PE) firm acquires a closely held business, it is quite common for the seller to roll over some of its equity into equity in the entity (the “Company”) that is acquiring the business. If the seller has sufficient other assets, the rollover equity can be a very attractive high risk/high reward investment....
By:
Lathrop GPM
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