The phrase "acquisition financing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of business and finance to refer to the funds used to acquire a company or asset.
Example: "The company secured acquisition financing to facilitate the purchase of its competitor."
Alternatives: "merger funding" or "purchase financing".
The expectation is that a robust M&A market (see "Mergers and Acquisitions: 2016 Update") will drive significant acquisition financing.
The government-sponsored entities, which have been in conservatorship since 2008, provide acquisition financing for existing assets and permanent financing to replace construction loans.
His company, formerly known as HFS Inc., was able to show rapidly rising profits as it expanded with acquisition after acquisition, financing the deals by selling stock at ever-higher prices.
This nonprofit assists veterans in land acquisition, financing, and other factors in agricultural operation.
Nonetheless, in a few cases, sponsors sought and obtained very large acquisition financing commitments.
The latest sign of vigor is a flurry of acquisition financing in the mining sector.
The $2.5 million acquisition, financed by an 80percentt grant from Morris County and $500,000 from local open space funds raised through a tax of 2 cents per $100 of assessed real estate valuation, will be turned into ball fields, Mr. Cogger said.
With rich assets, including 2 billion-plus barrels of reserves, it must shape up or be taken over in a hostile acquisition financed at today's low interest rates.
Private equity firms will no longer keep banks swimming in fees for lining up acquisitions, financing the deals and selling them off.
Loans in this market trade at a discount to reflect their risk, as many were part of leveraged buy-outs - acquisitions financed with high levels of debt.
They established their reputations in the 1980's, when, with Michael Milken's help, they took over National Can in one of the first corporate acquisitions financed by junk bonds.
