easy · Debt Capital Markets credit-ratings-risk
Why might a borrower prefer incurrence covenants over maintenance covenants?
- They always result in a lower interest rate for the debt.
- They offer greater operational flexibility and do not risk default simply from a business downturn.
- They eliminate the need for an EBITDA definition in the credit agreement.
- They are easier for rating agencies to analyze.
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