⚠️ What a Default Means
Missed payments or covenant breaches trigger lender remedies and a resolution plan.
Defaults require strategy, not panic. Secured notes provide multiple recovery paths.
Resolutions
A default is a breach of payment or covenants, but secured collateral and lender rights allow a range of disciplined outcomes.
Missed payments or covenant breaches trigger lender remedies and a resolution plan.
Adjusting terms can preserve value and improve borrower performance.
Structured exits when refinancing or recovery is unlikely.
Taking control of collateral enables orderly disposition.
Transfer the note to another buyer aligned with the resolution path.
Decisions depend on market demand, collateral quality, and sponsor capacity.
Decision Framework
Each scenario is evaluated against collateral value, sponsor capacity, and market conditions.