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The 'Illiquidity Premium' in private debt refers to which of the following?

  1. The penalty a borrower must pay for failing to maintain a minimum cash balance on its balance sheet.
  2. The difference between the cash pay interest rate and the PIK interest rate charged on the same debt tranche or facility.
  3. The additional yield required by investors for holding assets that cannot be easily sold in a secondary market.
  4. The fee paid to an investment bank for arranging, underwriting, and syndicating a broadly syndicated leveraged loan facility.

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