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Employee Buyout Tour
Employee Buyout Slide Show
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Title Page
2
Table Of Contents
3
American Capital
4
American Capital Transactions
5
ESOPs - Employee Stock Ownership Plans
6
Growth Of ESOPs
7
Reasons for ESOPs
8
Transaction Process
9
Detailed Business Planning
10
Detailed Business Planning
11
Detailed Business Planning
12
Detailed Business Planning
13
Financing
14
Closing
15
Transaction Structure
16
ESOP Company
17
Bank Financing
18
Sponsorship of an ESOP
19
ESOP Bylaws
20
ESOP Trustee
21
Purchase of Subsidiary
22
Annual ESOP Contributions
23
Contributions are Deductible
24
Annual ESOP Valuations
25
Repayment of Debt
26
Allocation of Stock
27
Vesting Rights
28
Annual ESOP Statement
29
Stock Distributions
30
Stock Put Right
31
The ESOP Company
32
ESOP Advantages
33
Improved Productivity
34
Board of Directors
35
Transaction Financing
36
Sources of Financing
37
Line of Credit Financing
38
Senior Term Debt Financing
39
Subordinated Debt Financing
40
Equity Financing
41
Employee Sacrifices
42
Profit Sharing Plan
43
Stock Option or SAR Program
44
Employee Votes
45
Example of an ESOP's Impact
46
After-Tax Cashflow is Increased
47
Debt is Repaid Faster
48
Book Value of Equity Grows Faster
49
Employees May Receive Substansial Economic Interest
50
American Capital vs. Allied Capital
51
ESOP Stock Value