easy · Debt Capital Markets
What is the 'bridge-to-takeout' window typically intended to accomplish?
- To allow the issuer to wait for a favorable market 'window' to issue permanent bonds at the lowest possible spread.
- To allow the issuer to default on the bridge loan without legal consequences.
- To provide a window where the company's EBITDA can be reduced to satisfy maintenance covenants.
- To give the issuer time to convert the bridge loan into permanent equity that never has to be repaid.
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