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23/10/2002. Source:RBC Capital Partners. Gregory J Smith
Once a tiny sub-sector of the private equity financing industry, mezzanine is gaining momentum as a popular means of helping to fund buy-outs and development capital transactions. Gregory Smith of RBC Capital Partners gives an overview of the ways in which mezzanine transactions can be structured and the level of returns that can be expected.
Once a tiny sub-sector of the private equity financing industry, mezzanine is gaining momentum as a popular means of helping to fund buy-outs and development capital transactions. Gregory Smith of RBC Capital Partners gives an overview of the ways in which mezzanine transactions can be structured and the level of returns that can be expected.
Mezzanine financing comes in many forms and can be structured according to the needs of a transaction. Different structures, however, provide differing levels of return and risk.
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Copyright © 2002 RBC Capital Partners
RBC Capital Partners is the private equity investment arm of RBC Financial Group. RBC Capital Partners works closely with RBC Capital Markets, the investment banking arm of RBC Financial Group. The firm manages over US$800 million of capital. For further information please visit www.rbcap.com
Gregory Smith is the managing partner of RBC Capital Partners' mezzanine fund. He joined the firm in June 2001.
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