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LeoGlossary: Mezzanine Financing
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A name for money that’s somewhere between bank debt and investor debt.
More risky than bank debt and therefore more expensive. Less probably much less, risky and less expensive than investor debt.
This is part of the private equity process, often during what is called the expansion stage. Here a company is profitable yet needs capital to expand its operations. This is what mezzanine financing provides.
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