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Ever heard someone call a Unitranche loan the “espresso martini” of private credit? Yeah—this episode dives deep into how Unitranche debt blends senior and mezzanine financing into one seductive facility that sponsors can’t stop ordering. We’ll break down: Why Unitranche loans look simple but hide layers of complexity (and ego). How they’ve become half of U.S. direct lending volume. Why private credit pros call it a “truce between two tribes.” What happens when things go sideways (hint: it’s not pretty). From bridge loans that burn deals to mezzanine that romances yield, this episode unpacks the entire capital stack — senior, mezz, and Unitranche — as both math and metaphor. 💡 Whether you're a private credit pro, finance student, or just love smart analogies, you'll leave knowing why every deal is really an argument about the future disguised as a spreadsheet. 📈 Timestamps: 0:00 – Intro: Finance meets cocktails 0:25 – What is a Unitranche loan? 2:00 – Why sponsors love them 4:00 – The hidden structure: first-out, last-out 6:00 – The Unitranche boom 8:00 – Credit as performance art 10:00 – Capital stack reality check 14:00 – Bridge vs. Mezz vs. Unitranche 16:00 – Closing thoughts: The illusion of simplicity 🎧 Subscribe for more Private Credit Storytelling, LBO Analysis, and Financial Strategy deep dives every week. 👉 Like, comment, and share if you’ve ever wondered what happens when finance meets French pastries and debt metaphors. #capitalletters #middlemarket #unitranche #mezzanine #privatecredit #lending #privateequity #finance #banking #capital #bridgeloans #debt #golub