What is the difference between a bond and a leveraged loan?
- Loans are usually senior secured and floating-rate; bonds are typically unsecured and fixed-rate
- Loans always carry fixed rates and bonds always float
- They are identical instruments
- Bonds are always senior secured and loans are unsecured
- Bonds rank above loans in the capital structure
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