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Why might a private equity sponsor prefer to include PIK debt in a leveraged buyout (LBO) structure?
- To ensure the company immediately distributes all of its annual earnings out to its shareholders.
- To provide the incoming management team with a lower-risk, senior-ranking debt instrument they can hold safely.
- To reduce the blended interest rate across the entire combined debt package that is financing the buyout transaction.
- To increase the amount of leverage possible while preserving cash for operations and senior debt service.
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