easy · Debt Capital Markets
How does a mandatory prepayment affect the 'Maturity Wall' of an issuer?
- It pushes the maturity date further out into the future.
- It has no effect because only interest is being paid.
- It reduces the total amount of debt that must be refinanced at the final maturity date.
- It creates a new maturity wall by adding more debt to the balance sheet.
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