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A company with 4.0x leverage is issuing 'Payment-in-Kind' (PIK) notes.
What is the primary characteristic of these notes?
- The notes have a maturity of less than one year.
- The interest rate is tied to the price of a specific commodity like gold or oil.
- The notes are automatically converted into equity if the company's stock price doubles.
- The issuer has the option to pay interest in additional debt rather than cash.
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