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How does the use of PIK interest typically affect a company's Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio over time if the enterprise value remains stagnant?

  1. The LTV ratio remains unchanged because interest is an income statement item.
  2. The LTV ratio decreases as the company's equity value grows automatically.
  3. The LTV ratio increases as the loan balance grows.
  4. The LTV ratio is only affected by the cash portion of the interest payment.

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