easy · Private Equity advanced-lbo
A 'Unitranche' loan facility is often preferred by middle-market private equity sponsors because it combines which two layers of traditional capital into a single instrument?
- Common equity capital and preferred equity capital
- Senior secured debt and subordinated (mezzanine) debt
- Public high-yield bonds and privately placed bank term loans
- Revolving credit facilities and standard amortizing term loans
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