Restructuring & Distressed
Rank typical recovery rates by debt seniority/security from highest to lowest, and explain the driver.
Model answer
Roughly: first-lien/secured (bank loans) highest, then second-lien, then senior unsecured bonds, then senior subordinated, then subordinated, then preferred, then common equity (often zero). Driver:…
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