Senior secured debt offers investors a priority claim on a borrower’s specific assets, making it the safest rung in a company’s capital structure. Used primarily for leveraged buyouts, refinancing, or expansion, this financing reduces risk by collateralizing loans. Lenders, such as banks and institutional funds, benefit from higher recovery rates in defaults, while borrowers gain access to lower interest costs compared to unsecured options.
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