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Comparing a TLB and a TLA for a single issuer, which statement regarding the 'weighted average life' (WAL) is typically true?
- The TLB will have a shorter WAL because institutional investors trade more frequently.
- Both have the same WAL because they are part of the same senior secured capital stack.
- The TLB will have a longer WAL because it has a longer tenor and lower amortization.
- The TLA will have a longer WAL because banks are patient, long-term lenders.
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