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　　Kohlberg Kravis Roberts's approach to leveraged buyouts was an

important aspect of the corporate restructuring and governance

reforms in the American economy from the mid-1970s through 1990.

During that period, KKR crafted a series of progressively more

elaborate deals tailored to specific companies and market

conditions. Through its creative debt financing and its

relationships with an evolving cast of investors, companies, and

managers, KKR drove the scale and scope of the buyout phenomenon to

unprecedented highs. This book examines KKR's record in detail.

Based upon interviews with partners of the firm and on

unprecedented access to KKR's records, George Baker and George

Smith have written a balanced and enlightening account of how KKR

has approached LBOs. This book focuses on KKR's founding,

evolution, and innovations as ways to understand issues in modern

American business. In examining KKR as a unique form of enterprise

- one that subscribes to a set of alternative perspectives on

business and value creation - the book bridges the gap between

public perception and academic knowledge of the leveraged buyout, a

crucial phenomenon of modern economic life.

Introduction

1. Context and overview

2. Recasting the role of debt: creative leverage and buyout

financing

3. LBO governance and value creation

4. When risk becomes real: managing buyouts in distress

5. KKR as an institutional form: structure, function and

character

Conclusion.

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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts's approach to leveraged buyouts was an important aspect of the corporate restructuring and governance reforms in the American economy from the mid-1970s through 1990. During that period, KKR crafted a series of progressively more elaborate deals tailored to specific companies and market conditions. Through its creative debt financing and its relationships with an evolving cast of investors, companies, and managers, KKR drove the scale and scope of the buyout phenomenon to unprecedented highs. This book examines KKR's record in detail. Based upon interviews with partners of the firm and on unprecedented access to KKR's records, George Baker and George Smith have written a balanced and enlightening account of how KKR has approached LBOs. This book focuses on KKR's founding, evolution, and innovations as ways to understand issues in modern American business. In examining KKR as a unique form of enterprise - one that subscribes to a set of alternative perspectives on business and value creation - the book bridges the gap between public perception and academic knowledge of the leveraged buyout, a crucial phenomenon of modern economic life.