alleryStart learning →In a leveraged buyout, the target's assets often serve as
ADividend payments
BCollateral for loans
CVoting stock rights
DGoodwill value
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Collateral for loans
The assets of the acquired company are often pledged as collateral for the borrowed funds.
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