What is Mezzanine Lending and How Does It Work?

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Mezzanine lending is a form of financing that combines elements of both debt and equity. It is often used to fund business growth or acquisitions, typically for established companies with a solid track record. Mezzanine loans are subordinate to traditional bank loans, meaning they are paid back after primary lenders. This makes them riskier for investors, who usually require higher interest rates and equity participation in the form of warrants or conversion rights.

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