hard · Corporate Credit Analysis distressed

An analyst is evaluating a 'double-dip' structure where a Holding Company (HoldCo) has issued $400.0 million in notes, which are secured by a $400.0 million intercompany loan to its Operating Company (OpCo). OpCo has $600.0 million in direct external unsecured claims and $800.0 million in assets. Calculate the recovery for the HoldCo noteholders assuming the double-dip is legally upheld.

  1. 40.0%
  2. 80.0%
  3. 20.0%
  4. 100.0%

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