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In a 'Double-Dip' structure used in some distressed refinancings, what is the 'first dip' available to the new lenders?

  1. The first quarterly interest payment made fully in cash shortly before the company's bankruptcy filing date
  2. A personal guarantee from the chief executive officer of the parent holding company
  3. The contractual right to receive a negotiated break-up fee in a Section 363 asset sale process
  4. A claim on an intercompany note from the Operating Company pledged to the Holding Company lenders.

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