Different bidding groups involved in the process

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Discuss the RJR Nabisco LBO of 1988 by answering the following questions

1 Why was RJR Nabisco an attractive candidate for an LBO?

2 Describe the different bidding groups involved in the process?

3 Why did Kohlberg Kravis and Roberts ultimately win the bid?

4 What might be different if the RJR Nabisco LBO was occurring today?

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