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Outline Presentation Guide Company Overview Mezzanine Financing Introduction How it Works Advantages Disadvantages
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What is Mezzanine Financing
Mezzanine finance is a hybrid kind of financing that combines the advantages of both debt and equity. In the event of a default, it offers the lender the ability to convert their loan into equity shares.
Mezzanine debt is subordinated debt that will likely be paid off last. Only equity shares have seniority over them. As a result, it is a debt with a significant risk of default and an extremely high-interest rate.
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How Mezzanine Financing Works?
Due to the fact that it fills the space between debt and equity, this type of Short Term Finance is frequently employed in acquisitions. It is typically taken on by borrowers after they have used all other available funding options. It is more frequently employed by well-established businesses than by startups to finance initiatives and expansion. Mezzanine debt can be structured in a number of different ways, the most popular of which is a legal right to convert the debt into equity in the event that it is not completely repaid in full or on time.
nders receive guaranteed recurring interest ments. mpared to private equity investors, mezzanine estors strive for a lower cost of capital. e borrower can deduct the mezzanine debt from es.
Advantages of Mezzanine Financing
When debtors have exhausted all other choices, it aids them in obtaining extra sources of income.
an extremely costly kind of funding for a business.
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Disadvantages of Mezzanine Financing
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