This point is worded weirdly to me
Essentially, you get paid 6% interest yearly in loan amount, on top of the 8% in cash, but you only get paid it if the company defaults within the next 3 years, in which they probably couldn't pay it anyway?
Does this also mean the 8% interest rate will increase as the 6% value increases the loan amount? Or will they need to default for that 6% to even matter? I'm assuming the latter
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