medium · Asset-Backed Securities
A Solar ABS structure includes a 'Tax Equity Flip'. How does this typically affect the cash flows available to the ABS bondholders?
- Cash flows to bondholders are entirely suspended until the tax equity investor's IRR hurdle is met.
- The ABS bond principal is repaid entirely by the tax equity investor once the flip date is formally reached.
- ABS investors typically sit atop the structure and receive priority cash flows before and after the flip.
- The flip automatically triggers a conversion of the outstanding ABS bonds into shares of common equity in the sponsor.
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