Senior unsecured notes are corporate debt instruments backed only by the issuer’s creditworthiness, not specific assets. Companies use them to raise capital for acquisitions, refinancing, or expansion, offering higher yields than secured debt due to increased risk. Investors—typically institutions seeking steady income—benefit from priority repayment over subordinated creditors, though they face potential loss if the firm defaults.
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