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      <title>PIK Loan</title>
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      <description>A PIK loan — Payment in Kind loan — is a debt instrument where the borrower pays interest not in cash but by issuing additional debt. Instead of writing a check for interest each quarter, the borrower adds the interest to the outstanding principal balance. The lender receives more paper; the borrower preserves cash.
What It Is In conventional lending, interest is paid periodically in cash. PIK flips this. The borrower&amp;rsquo;s interest obligation accumulates as additional loan principal, which itself accrues further interest in subsequent periods.</description>
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      <title>Toggle Notes</title>
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      <description>Toggle notes are a hybrid debt instrument that allows the issuer to pay interest either in cash or by issuing additional debt — toggling between the two modes, typically on a period-by-period basis. The toggle is a contractual right, not a default. The issuer elects how to pay; the election itself does not constitute a breach.
What They Are Toggle notes combine features of conventional cash-pay bonds and PIK (Payment in Kind) instruments.</description>
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