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First, when the residual value risk of the used asset works to stabilize the firm's cash flow, the firm's debt capacity can be increased. As of last week, a consensus was building in Sacramento that there was room in the state's debt capacity for $15 billion in additional bond debt. Investment types include senior and junior secured debt as well as bridge loans, flexible acquisition facilities, mezzanine or last-out second loans that stretch a company's debt capacity, acquisitions of distressed debt, and equity co-investments. |
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