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{{g}}The normal place for a [[creditor]] who has not agreed some form of security-based credit enhancement with the debtor. You rank ahead of equity holders and other [[subordinated]] | {{g}}The normal place for a [[creditor]] who has not agreed some form of security-based credit enhancement with the debtor. You rank ahead of equity holders and other [[subordinated creditor]]s, but (to the extent of their security) behind [[secured creditor]]s. | ||
Unless you have made special arrangements otherwise, you are likely to be a senior unsecured creditor of anyone who owes you money. | Unless you have made special arrangements otherwise, you are likely to be a [[senior unsecured creditor]] of anyone who owes you money. | ||
Sometimes, a little confusingly, called [[pari passu]] - but that just means “ranking equally”, so isn't specific to [[senior unsecured]] creditors. Subordinated creditors also rank [[pari passu]], amongst themselves. | Sometimes, a little confusingly, called [[pari passu]] - but that just means “ranking equally”, so isn't specific to [[senior unsecured]] creditors. Subordinated creditors also rank [[pari passu]], amongst themselves. | ||
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The normal place for a creditor who has not agreed some form of security-based credit enhancement with the debtor. You rank ahead of equity holders and other subordinated creditors, but (to the extent of their security) behind secured creditors.
Unless you have made special arrangements otherwise, you are likely to be a senior unsecured creditor of anyone who owes you money.
Sometimes, a little confusingly, called pari passu - but that just means “ranking equally”, so isn't specific to senior unsecured creditors. Subordinated creditors also rank pari passu, amongst themselves.