Borrowers do not appear willing to pay substantially higher interest rates to retain accounting flexibility that may help them avoid covenant violations.

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Borrowers often appear willing to pay higher interest rates to retain accounting flexibility that may help them avoid covenant violations, as this flexibility can be crucial for managing financial statements in a way that meets or navigates around the constraints imposed by covenants.

Borrowers Do Not Appear Willing to Pay Substantially Higher Interest