medium · Corporate Credit Analysis distressed

In identifying the fulcrum security for a steel manufacturer, the analyst notes the company has $400 million in Secured Loans and $300 million in Senior Notes.

If the liquidation value is $350 million due to depressed scrap prices, which statement is true?

  1. The Senior Notes are the fulcrum security
  2. The Secured Loans are the fulcrum security
  3. Common Equity is the fulcrum security
  4. The company is not distressed

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