easy · Debt Capital Markets
An 'Exchange Offer' is primarily used to do what with a company's debt?
- Replace existing bonds with new ones, often with a longer maturity, without using cash.
- Force all bondholders to sell their debt back to the company at 50% of par.
- Allow investors to trade their bonds for shares of a different company.
- Automatically convert all floating-rate debt into fixed-rate debt.
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