medium · Debt Capital Markets
A B3 rated issuer has a capital structure with $200 million of First Lien debt and $200 million of Second Lien debt.
If it adds $400 million of Senior Subordinated debt, how would the Second Lien debt likely be rated?
- B2
- Caa1
- B3
- Ba3
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