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Why does the interest rate on an old loan rise if a firm takes out a new loan?

April 26, 2017firm Interest rate loan Rise takes

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Why does the interest rate on an old loan rise if a firm takes out a new loan?

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The interest rate will rise to the new rate for all previous loans because of the assumption that the firm had to re-negotiate their loans with the bank in order to take out the new loan.