Mezzanine Debt versus Preferred Equity: which investment structure is utilized by the subordinate capital provider is often determined by the regulatory and other circumstances and objectives of the senior lender and not the preferences of the subordinate capital provider.
This article will discuss situations where the use of preferred equity in lieu of mezzanine debt is required and key concerns that the subordinate capital provider must consider with respect to such preferred equity investment.
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