Understood that bridge loans are typically replaced by high yield bonds, but is anyone aware on how that would affect the inputs on the LBO model? That is, should the bridge loan debt repayment schedule mirror that of a typical high yield bond debt repayment schedule? Or is there a better way to model this? Thanks in advance.
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