Sentences with phrase «deal upon returning»

He agreed to a five and a half year deal upon his return and he is not expected to exit anytime soon.

Not exact matches

If Bain used a more conservative deal structure with $ 400 million in equity and $ 400 million in debt and paid down the debt upon exit, they'd have $ 800 million from the equity, or a 2x return.

As a result, Sevilla are said to be ready to terminate Immobile's loan deal while even Dortmund are keen on offloading the striker upon his return.

Upon returning to the northern part of the US, which is as far as we could travel at the time, she then decided to keep both dogs because I was suicidal at finding myself in a new city, with zero emotional support, thousands of miles away from my former life in the SW and she thought it was what she needed to do to keep the dog safe, who was also dealing with the split, as it had bonded with the other dog and my ex.

Upon his return to Nigeria, everybody wanted to know the deal between him and Bisola, specifically what they were doing under the sheets on one drunken night.

Many of us likely know the feeling of sending a parent or loved one to the game store, hoping to get the latest and greatest product upon their return, only to end up receiving a broken copy of Fifa 2002 and a knock - off «Pokémon Sparkly Glitter Version» instead of the real deal.

Upon his return he had an awesome deal for me with a great trade - in price, interest rate and payment and I was very pleased.

Although it is difficult to anticipate the implications of the changes until the registrar confirms his satisfaction pursuant to Rule 54C, one wonders whether such new system will eradicate the «registration gap» between the date on which a transaction is completed and the date upon which it is registered and if so, how procedures that are currently undertaken «post-completion» (e.g the preparation and submission of SDLT returns and Land Registry) as a condition of completion of a registration application will be dealt with.

As to CCR question... if your deal is a 17 % IRR and half of that return is paid out during the hold period and the other half is paid upon sale, you'll attract a different investor than if your 17 % IRR is 10 % cash flow and 90 % from the sale.

When I was saying I don't think 50/50 split was fair I'm thinking in terms of investors willing to speculate on real estate deals, but you are correct it would depend upon the expected return and perceived risk.

I am always wary of deals that are fully dependent upon a future sale as the driver of returns, unless the returns are very high and the assumptions are sound.