What is the difference between bank debt and high-yield debt in an LBO?
- High-yield debt is always cheaper than bank debt
- They are identical instruments
- Bank debt is unsecured and high-yield is secured
- Bank debt is senior, secured, floating, amortizing, and cheaper; high-yield is junior, fixed, bullet, and costlier
- Bank debt is fixed-rate and high-yield floats
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