Second lien debt, or junior debt, is a loan secured by a secondary claim on assets, ranking behind the primary mortgage. This financing bridges valuation gaps, often used for expansions or recapitalizations. While riskier for lenders due to lower priority, it offers higher yields. Borrowers benefit from increased liquidity, while investors gain from enhanced returns without full equity exposure.
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