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Consider a B2/B-rated issuer with $100 million in Senior Secured Debt and $200 million in Senior Unsecured Notes. The analyst calculates that in a liquidation scenario, tangible assets are worth $80 million, but in a going-concern scenario, the company is worth $150 million.
If the court adopts the going-concern valuation, what is the fulcrum security?
- Senior Unsecured Notes
- Common Equity
- First Lien Term Loan
- Senior Secured Debt
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