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Management Buy-In
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Management Buy-In
The act or practice of an outside investor buying a controlling interest in a publicly-traded company and leaving the current management intact. That is, unlike most acquisitions, the outside investor does not fire the top or middle level managers and bring in his own managers. Instead, the outside investor usually only places representatives on the board of directors.


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Clearwater have advised on 100m [pounds sterling] plus of deals in the food sector including; the management buy-in of Voyager Foods and its ultimate disposal to Kerry Foods plc and sold the Soreen business for Warburtons to Interlink Foods.
NEW YORK -- The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) has developed a new Web-based system that will standardize and automate the creation, delivery and tracking of buy-in notices for the securities industry and provide a single point of entry for brokers sending or receiving buy-in notices.
 
 
 
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