Convertible bonds: related pages

A hybrid security or hybrid instrument is a security that has characteristics of both debt and equity.

The particular combination of debt, equity (shares) and other sources used by a company to finance its long term requirement for capital.

The proposition that the proportion of debt to equity does not affect the total value (debt + equity) of a company.

The economic analysis of the conflicts of interest between owners and managers of assets.

A strategy that aims to exploit inconsistencies between the price of a convertible and the equity it can be converted into.

Contingent convertible bonds (CoCo bonds) covert if a specified event occurs.