In corporate finance, high-yield debt is extended to companies with below-investment-grade credit ratings. These loans are often used to fund acquisitions, buyouts, or recapitalizations. Institutional investors, such as pension funds and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), benefit from the floating-rate returns. Borrowers gain access to flexible capital, while lenders profit from higher yields and seniority in repayment structures.
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