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Originally Posted by WWITT
Hi,
Newbie here.
The investors buying the bonds would pay the club £600m and in return they get 5.25% (probably a bit higher in reality) in annual interest paid to them by the club over let's say a period of 10 years. When the 10 year period is finished they then get repaid the £600m in full. They also would be given security in the form of Manchester United's assets (like the stadium etc).
The club would then use the £600m to repay the current Senior debt and PIK holders which have interest rates of 8% and 14.25% respectively.
The whole point of course being that the club would be able to significantly reduce the amount it pays out annually in interest.
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Someone send this lad some rep for me please.