Definition Convertible Bond. Description.
A Convertible Bond is a
bond that the bondholder may
exchange at certain times during its life, usually at the discretion of the
bondholder, for a predetermined amount of common stock.
These bonds provide the combined benefits of a regular cash
flow from interest (coupons) plus the possibility of a future price appreciation.
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Convertible Preferred
Stock | Conversion
Price | Conversion
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