easy · Corporate Credit Analysis
What is a 'Deficiency Claim' in the context of secured debt recovery?
- The amount of cash a borrower must keep in a restricted account for interest.
- A legal penalty charged to borrowers who fail to maintain their collateral.
- The portion of a secured loan that remains unpaid after the collateral is sold.
- The difference between the book value and the market value of the firm's equity.
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