Medium Private Credit Practice Questions

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  1. A borrower's credit agreement includes a 'Negative Pledge'.… — Is this allowed?
  2. Is the company in default?
  3. A loan agreement specifies that the borrower's Total Leverag… — How should this covenant be classified?
  4. What is the immediate consequence for the CLO Equity holders?
  5. If the equity tranche is $50M (10% of capital), what is the 'Cash-on-Cash' yield before defaults?
  6. If the company currently has $100M in debt, what is the minimum equity injection required to restore complianc
  7. If the expected life of the loan is 4 years and SOFR is currently 5.0%, what is the approximate all-in yield t
  8. If the company issues a new incremental 'accordion' facility at a spread of 600 bps, and the original facility
  9. What is the Covenant EBITDA?
  10. If SOFR resets to 0.50% and the loan is priced at 98.00 (OID), what is the current effective coupon rate?
  11. If the borrower draws20M while SOFR is 4.5%, what is the total annual cost of the facility in dollars?
  12. If the current SOFR rate is 0.50% and the loan is marked at 98.0 (fair value), what is the current yield?
  13. If SOFR rises to 6.00%, what is the borrower's effective interest rate?
  14. If the borrower's credit rating drops and the current market yield for similar risk is 11.5%, what is the Fair
  15. Which structure is most likely to result in a lower 'Loss Given Default' (LGD)?
  16. If the revolver is 20% drawn, is the borrower in default?
  17. What is the primary purpose of an 'upstream guarantee' from a subsidiary to a parent company borrower?
  18. Why would a lender require a 'Share Pledge' over the material subsidiaries of a borrower?
  19. When a borrower uses an Incremental Facility (Accordion) to fund an acquisition, the lender often requires tha
  20. A borrower uses a DDTL to fund an acquisition. The credit ag… — When does this amortization typically begin?
  21. What happens to the remaining $10 million of the Second Lien claim?
  22. In the context of institutional leveraged loans, a 'soft-call' provision typically triggers a premium in which
  23. In the context of call protection, what is the 'bond floor'?
  24. What is the typical 'Cushion' or 'Headroom' provided for an Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR) covenant at the clos
  25. What is the risk to a lender of a 'Covenant-Lite' loan that lacks an ECF sweep?
  26. A 'Minimum EBITDA' covenant is often used for which type of borrower?
  27. What is a 'Springing Financial Covenant'?
  28. If SOFR falls to 0.25%, what is the all-in interest rate paid by the borrower?
  29. What is the maximum percentage that EBITDA can decline before a technical covenant breach occurs?
  30. If SOFR rises from 1.00% to 5.00%, by how much does the borrower's annual interest expense increase?

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s Equity holders are required to inject additional fresh capital into the vehicle.","The interest rate on all of the loans in the collateral pool is automatically increased across the board."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"collateral-security-intercreditor","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A \\$500 million $CLO$ (Collateralized Loan Obligation) collateral pool suffers a series of defaults that reduce the par value of the loans. As a result, the Overcollateralization ($OC$) test fails.","question_stem":"What is the immediate consequence for the $CLO$ Equity holders?","seoSlug":"what-is-the-immediate-consequence-for-the-equity-holders-vde4og"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b11eef","id":"PCD_187","question":"A CLO equity investor is analyzing a pool of \\$500M in loans. The rated debt tranches have a weighted average cost of $SOFR + 200$ bps. The loan pool yields $SOFR + 450$ bps.\n\nIf the equity tranche is \\$50M ($10\\%$ of capital), what is the 'Cash-on-Cash' yield before defaults?","options":["15.0%","7.5%","4.5%","27.0%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A CLO equity investor is analyzing a pool of \\$500M in loans. The rated debt tranches have a weighted average cost of $SOFR + 200$ bps. The loan pool yields $SOFR + 450$ bps.","question_stem":"If the equity tranche is \\$50M ($10\\%$ of capital), what is the 'Cash-on-Cash' yield before defaults?","seoSlug":"if-the-equity-tranche-is-10-of-capital-what-is-the-cash-on-c-xchlqh"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b11f3c","id":"PCD_264","question":"A borrower fails a quarterly leverage test and invokes its 'equity cure' right. The leverage covenant is 4.5x and the company's EBITDA is \\$20M, meaning debt must not exceed \\$90M.\n\nIf the company currently has \\$100M in debt, what is the minimum equity injection required to restore compliance?","options":["\\$45M","\\$5M","\\$10M","\\$20M"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower fails a quarterly leverage test and invokes its 'equity cure' right. The leverage covenant is 4.5x and the company's EBITDA is \\$20M, meaning debt must not exceed \\$90M.","question_stem":"If the company currently has \\$100M in debt, what is the minimum equity injection required to restore compliance?","seoSlug":"if-the-company-currently-has-100m-in-debt-what-is-the-minimu-h8am33"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b11f85","id":"PCD_337","question":"A private debt fund originates a term loan to a middle-market healthcare company with the following terms: $SOFR + 600$ bps, a 1.00% $SOFR$ floor, and a $2\\%$ original issue discount ($OID$).\n\nIf the expected life of the loan is 4 years and $SOFR$ is currently 5.0%, what is the approximate all-in yield to the lender?","options":["11.50%","11.25%","12.00%","11.00%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A private debt fund originates a term loan to a middle-market healthcare company with the following terms: $SOFR + 600$ bps, a 1.00% $SOFR$ floor, and a $2\\%$ original issue discount ($OID$).","question_stem":"If the expected life of the loan is 4 years and $SOFR$ is currently 5.0%, what is the approximate all-in yield to the lender?","seoSlug":"if-the-expected-life-of-the-loan-is-4-years-and-is-currently-1qi8ua"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b1206e","id":"PCD_0570","question":"A company has a 'Most Favored Nation' (MFN) clause in its senior credit agreement.\n\nIf the company issues a new incremental 'accordion' facility at a spread of 600 bps, and the original facility's spread is 450 bps with an MFN protection of 50 bps, what is the new spread on the original facility?","options":["600 bps","550 bps","500 bps","450 bps"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"incurrence-cov-lite-protections","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A company has a 'Most Favored Nation' (MFN) clause in its senior credit agreement.","question_stem":"If the company issues a new incremental 'accordion' facility at a spread of 600 bps, and the original facility's spread is 450 bps with an MFN protection of 50 bps, what is the new spread on the original facility?","seoSlug":"if-the-company-issues-a-new-incremental-accordion-facility-a-elgd4p"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b120cf","id":"PCD_0667","question":"A private debt manager is testing a leverage covenant. 'Consolidated EBITDA' is defined as Net Income plus interest, taxes, and D&A, plus restructuring charges capped at \\$5M. The company has \\$20M in Net Income, \\$10M interest, \\$5M taxes, \\$10M D&A, and \\$8M in restructuring costs.\n\nWhat is the Covenant EBITDA?","options":["\\$50M","\\$45M","\\$58M","\\$53M"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A private debt manager is testing a leverage covenant. 'Consolidated EBITDA' is defined as Net Income plus interest, taxes, and D&A, plus restructuring charges capped at \\$5M. The company has \\$20M in Net Income, \\$10M interest, \\$5M taxes, \\$10M D&A, and \\$8M in restructuring costs.","question_stem":"What is the Covenant EBITDA?","seoSlug":"what-is-the-covenant-ebitda-1o8dab"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b120d9","id":"PCD_0677","question":"A borrower's interest rate is set at SOFR + 575 bps with a 1.00% SOFR floor.\n\nIf SOFR resets to 0.50% and the loan is priced at 98.00 (OID), what is the current effective coupon rate?","options":["6.25%","6.75%","7.15%","5.75%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower's interest rate is set at SOFR + 575 bps with a 1.00% SOFR floor.","question_stem":"If SOFR resets to 0.50% and the loan is priced at 98.00 (OID), what is the current effective coupon rate?","seoSlug":"if-sofr-resets-to-0-50-and-the-loan-is-priced-at-98-00-oid-w-1o8a4t"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12109","id":"PCD_0725","question":"A 50M RCF has a margin of SOFR + 350 bps and an undrawn commitment fee of 140 bps.\n\nIf the borrower draws20M while SOFR is 4.5%, what is the total annual cost of the facility in dollars?","options":["\\$2.02M","\\$4.00M","\\$1.88M","\\$2.30M"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A 50M RCF has a margin of SOFR + 350 bps and an undrawn commitment fee of 140 bps.","question_stem":"If the borrower draws20M while SOFR is 4.5%, what is the total annual cost of the facility in dollars?","seoSlug":"if-the-borrower-draws20m-while-sofr-is-4-5-what-is-the-total-pvgmjt"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12163","id":"PCD_0815","question":"A direct loan of 50M has a 1.00% SOFR floor and is priced at SOFR + 575 bps.\n\nIf the current SOFR rate is 0.50% and the loan is marked at 98.0 (fair value), what is the current yield?","options":["6.89%","7.12%","6.75%","6.38%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A direct loan of 50M has a 1.00% SOFR floor and is priced at SOFR + 575 bps.","question_stem":"If the current SOFR rate is 0.50% and the loan is marked at 98.0 (fair value), what is the current yield?","seoSlug":"if-the-current-sofr-rate-is-0-50-and-the-loan-is-marked-at-9-1g2kg2"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12169","id":"PCD_0821","question":"A borrower has a 100M loan at SOFR + 500 bps. To hedge interest rate risk, the borrower enters into a 3-year interest rate swap where they pay 4.00% fixed and receive SOFR.\n\nIf SOFR rises to 6.00%, what is the borrower's effective interest rate?","options":["4.00%","9.00%","11.00%","10.00%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower has a 100M loan at SOFR + 500 bps. To hedge interest rate risk, the borrower enters into a 3-year interest rate swap where they pay 4.00% fixed and receive SOFR.","question_stem":"If SOFR rises to 6.00%, what is the borrower's effective interest rate?","seoSlug":"if-sofr-rises-to-6-00-what-is-the-borrower-s-effective-inter-m43190"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b121ca","id":"PCD_0918","question":"A 15m loan with 3 years to maturity pays a coupon of SOFR + 550 bps quarterly. Current SOFR is 4.5%.\n\nIf the borrower's credit rating drops and the current market yield for similar risk is 11.5%, what is the Fair Value of the loan under ASC 820 using the discount rate method?","options":["15.56m","13.50m","15.00m","14.44m"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A 15m loan with 3 years to maturity pays a coupon of SOFR + 550 bps quarterly. Current SOFR is 4.5%.","question_stem":"If the borrower's credit rating drops and the current market yield for similar risk is 11.5%, what is the Fair Value of the loan under ASC 820 using the discount rate method?","seoSlug":"if-the-borrower-s-credit-rating-drops-and-the-current-market-1mi7o9"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12202","id":"PCD_0974","question":"An institutional lender is evaluating a 'Covenant-Lite' TLB vs. a traditional TLA. The borrower has cyclical cash flows and 5.5× leverage.\n\nWhich structure is most likely to result in a lower 'Loss Given Default' (LGD)?","options":["TLB has lower LGD due to bullet maturity","Both have equal LGD","Traditional TLA","Covenant-Lite TLB"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"incurrence-cov-lite-protections","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"An institutional lender is evaluating a 'Covenant-Lite' TLB vs. a traditional TLA. The borrower has cyclical cash flows and 5.5× leverage.","question_stem":"Which structure is most likely to result in a lower 'Loss Given Default' (LGD)?","seoSlug":"which-structure-is-most-likely-to-result-in-a-lower-loss-giv-1midz9"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12207","id":"PCD_0979","question":"A borrower's EBITDA falls from 40M to 30M. Debt is 180M. The leverage covenant is 5.0×. The borrower also has a 'Springing Covenant' on its revolver that activates at 35% utilization.\n\nIf the revolver is 20% drawn, is the borrower in default?","options":["Yes, because the EBITDA decline constitutes a Material Adverse Change","Yes, because leverage of 6.0x exceeds the 5.0x limit","No, because the springing covenant has not been triggered","No, because the borrower has a 30-day cure period"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower's EBITDA falls from 40M to 30M. Debt is 180M. The leverage covenant is 5.0×. The borrower also has a 'Springing Covenant' on its revolver that activates at 35% utilization.","question_stem":"If the revolver is 20% drawn, is the borrower in default?","seoSlug":"if-the-revolver-is-20-drawn-is-the-borrower-in-default-1pk9lv"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b1223c","id":"PCD_1032","question":"What is the primary purpose of an 'upstream guarantee' from a subsidiary to a parent company borrower?","options":["To protect the subsidiary itself from ever being sold off by the parent during the loan's full term.","To ensure the lender has a direct legal claim against the assets and cash flow of the operating subsidiaries.","To allow the subsidiary to borrow money directly from the parent company at a below-market interest rate.","To cap the total amount of additional secured debt the subsidiary is permitted to raise from other outside lenders."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"collateral-security-intercreditor","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"what-is-the-primary-purpose-of-an-upstream-guarantee-from-a-1l14vq"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12241","id":"PCD_1037","question":"Why would a lender require a 'Share Pledge' over the material subsidiaries of a borrower?","options":["To guarantee that the subsidiaries will remain profitable during the loan term.","To prevent the subsidiaries from ever launching new products without the lender's prior consent.","To ensure the subsidiaries' employees are always paid directly out of the lender's designated bank account.","To allow the lender to take ownership of the subsidiaries quickly in an enforcement scenario."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"collateral-security-intercreditor","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"why-would-a-lender-require-a-share-pledge-over-the-material-1jn6v9"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b1225a","id":"PCD_1062","question":"When a borrower uses an Incremental Facility (Accordion) to fund an acquisition, the lender often requires that the borrower's leverage remains within specified limits. This requirement is known as:","options":["Most Favored Nation (MFN) protection","Maintenance testing","Negative pledge","Pro-forma compliance"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"incurrence-cov-lite-protections","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"when-a-borrower-uses-an-incremental-facility-accordion-to-fu-1kgnp9"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12268","id":"PCD_1076","question":"A borrower uses a DDTL to fund an acquisition. The credit agreement specifies that the DDTL 'amortizes' at 5% per year.\n\nWhen does this amortization typically begin?","options":["Retroactively from the day the company was founded","Only if the company's EBITDA exceeds a certain floor","Immediately upon the closing of the overall credit agreement","Only after the funds are actually drawn"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower uses a DDTL to fund an acquisition. The credit agreement specifies that the DDTL 'amortizes' at 5% per year.","question_stem":"When does this amortization typically begin?","seoSlug":"when-does-this-amortization-typically-begin-fyf32t"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12272","id":"PCD_1086","question":"A Second Lien lender has a \\$50 million claim. The collateral is sold for \\$40 million.\n\nWhat happens to the remaining \\$10 million of the Second Lien claim?","options":["It is automatically cancelled","It becomes a general unsecured claim","It is converted into Preferred Equity","It maintains its priority over First Lien debt"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"collateral-security-intercreditor","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A Second Lien lender has a \\$50 million claim. The collateral is sold for \\$40 million.","question_stem":"What happens to the remaining \\$10 million of the Second Lien claim?","seoSlug":"what-happens-to-the-remaining-10-million-of-the-second-lien-1jc45v"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b122ad","id":"PCD_1145","question":"In the context of institutional leveraged loans, a 'soft-call' provision typically triggers a premium in which specific scenario?","options":["The borrower uses excess cash flow from operations to pay down the principal.","The company is sold to a strategic acquirer and the debt is retired at par.","The lender exercises their right to accelerate the debt following a payment default.","Repayment of the loan using proceeds from a lower-priced debt refinancing."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"in-the-context-of-institutional-leveraged-loans-a-soft-call-9qacdo"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b122bc","id":"PCD_1160","question":"In the context of call protection, what is the 'bond floor'?","options":["The lowest possible trading price a bond can reach before triggering a make-whole payment obligation","The maximum amount of debt a company may issue before its subordinated lenders can call their own debt tranche","The minimum floating interest rate, commonly called a floor, that the borrower must pay on the loan each period","The value of a convertible bond as a straight fixed-income instrument, without the equity conversion option."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"in-the-context-of-call-protection-what-is-the-bond-floor-1dyg7c"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b122e4","id":"PCD_1200","question":"What is the typical 'Cushion' or 'Headroom' provided for an Interest Coverage Ratio (ICR) covenant at the closing of a leveraged transaction?","options":["0%","75% to 100%","5% to 10%","20% to 30%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"what-is-the-typical-cushion-or-headroom-provided-for-an-inte-162knw"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b122ff","id":"PCD_1227","question":"What is the risk to a lender of a 'Covenant-Lite' loan that lacks an ECF sweep?","options":["The borrower's interest rate would automatically reset downward to the risk-free benchmark rate","The lender would be contractually forced to convert their outstanding term loan debt into common equity","The borrower would simply be unable to make any further acquisitions or bolt-on investments under the agreement","The borrower could remain highly leveraged until maturity even if it generates massive surplus cash flow."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"incurrence-cov-lite-protections","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"what-is-the-risk-to-a-lender-of-a-covenant-lite-loan-that-la-55v7n9"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b1233c","id":"PCD_1288","question":"A 'Minimum EBITDA' covenant is often used for which type of borrower?","options":["A regulated utility company with stable and highly predictable cash flows.","A mature, financially stable, low-growth company that carries low leverage overall.","A company that has just fully repaid all outstanding debt.","A high-growth company that currently has negative or very thin EBITDA."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"a-minimum-ebitda-covenant-is-often-used-for-which-type-of-bo-18b8x1"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12343","id":"PCD_1295","question":"What is a 'Springing Financial Covenant'?","options":["A requirement that the company's reported EBITDA must grow by at least 10% in every single fiscal year of the term.","A covenant that only becomes active and tested if a certain condition is met, such as drawing more than 35% of the Revolver.","A provision that lets the borrower jump ahead of other secured creditors in the contractual recovery waterfall priority ranking.","A covenant that is only ever tested and formally enforced during the spring and summer calendar months of each fiscal year period."],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","seoSlug":"what-is-a-springing-financial-covenant-145i15"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12353","id":"PCD_1311","question":"A \\$200.0 million first-lien term loan is originated at SOFR + 550 bps with a 1.00% SOFR floor.\n\nIf SOFR falls to 0.25%, what is the all-in interest rate paid by the borrower?","options":["6.50%","5.75%","1.00%","6.75%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A \\$200.0 million first-lien term loan is originated at SOFR + 550 bps with a 1.00% SOFR floor.","question_stem":"If SOFR falls to 0.25%, what is the all-in interest rate paid by the borrower?","seoSlug":"if-sofr-falls-to-0-25-what-is-the-all-in-interest-rate-paid-14afva"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b12369","id":"PCD_1333","question":"A borrower, Ironwood Manufacturing, generates \\$50,000,000 in LTM Adjusted EBITDA and carries \\$225,000,000 in Total Debt. The credit agreement contains a maximum Total Leverage covenant of 5.50x.\n\nWhat is the maximum percentage that EBITDA can decline before a technical covenant breach occurs?","options":["18.18%","10.00%","22.22%","9.09%"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"financial-covenants","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower, Ironwood Manufacturing, generates \\$50,000,000 in LTM Adjusted EBITDA and carries \\$225,000,000 in Total Debt. The credit agreement contains a maximum Total Leverage covenant of 5.50x.","question_stem":"What is the maximum percentage that EBITDA can decline before a technical covenant breach occurs?","seoSlug":"what-is-the-maximum-percentage-that-ebitda-can-decline-befor-1xpg1t"},{"_id":"6a652bb3da22226f77b1237a","id":"PCD_1350","question":"A borrower, 'Global Logistics', has \\$50 million of floating-rate debt at SOFR + 575 bps.\n\nIf SOFR rises from 1.00% to 5.00%, by how much does the borrower's annual interest expense increase?","options":["\\$3.375 million","\\$0.5 million","\\$2.875 million","\\$2.0 million"],"section":"documentation-covenants-terms","subcategory":"pricing-terms-economics","courseId":"private-credit-debt","stimulus":"A borrower, 'Global Logistics', has \\$50 million of floating-rate debt at SOFR + 575 bps.","question_stem":"If SOFR rises from 1.00% to 5.00%, by how much does the borrower's annual interest expense increase?","seoSlug":"if-sofr-rises-from-1-00-to-5-00-by-how-much-does-the-borrowe-1wuw45"}]}

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