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Securities :

Bonds & Stocks

Avni K Madan
Content Various Types of Convertible Securities

Convertible Bond

Convertible Preferred Stock

Warrants
Various Types of Convertible Securities

Warrant

Convertible
Capital
Preferred
Note
Stock

Convertible
Security

Convertible
Rights Issue
Bond

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Convertible Bonds
 Give their owner the right to exchange the bonds for a set quantity of some other asset. This
other asset is normally shares of stock in the same company.
 Conversion Ratio : No of Shares bondholder receives per 1000 USD par value Bonds
 Conversion Price =par value / Conversion ratio
 Conversion Value = Conversion Ratio X Current Stock Price
 Premium over conversion value = Market Price – Conversion Value
 Over a period of time, a convertible bond will increasingly act like a stock or non convertible
bond
 Busted Convertible : Bond whose conversion price is substantially above the current market
price of the associated common stock.
 Common Stock Equivalent : A convertible ( bond) in a company whose common stock has
appreciated.
Metamorphosis of a Convertible Bonds
Common Stock
Acts Like Stock Equivalent

Conversion Price
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Acts Like Bond
Pricing of Convertible Bonds
 Convertible Bonds should never sell for less than their convertible value
 With a Busted Convertible, the conversion feature has little value
 Convertible bonds provide for upside potential while reducing downside risk
 Premium payback period : is the time required for the enhance income from the bond ( relative
to the equivalent number of stock shares) to offset the premium over the conversion value
 Break Even Time : Premium payback period is also called break-even time

Market Price Conversion = market value / conversion Ratio

Premium Payback Period =


(Market Conversion Price-Stock price)___
Bond Interest –(conversion ratio X Dividend per share)
Conversion Ratio
Why Companies issue Convertible Bond
 Convertible Bonds can be offered at a lower interest than would otherwise be required
 All Converted Bonds are Callable . If Called , a convertible bond must be (either)
 Sold
 Redeemed
 Converted
 Corporates like to issue convertible bonds because of the likelihood that they never have to
repay the debt
 Some Unusual Features
 Few Convertible bond do not pay interest twice an year but monthly or quarterly
 Some convertible bonds are are convertible to cash rather than security
Convertible Preferred Stock
 Preferred Stock is attractive to Corporations because of tax-exempt Nature of most dividend income
 From Investment Perspective : Fixed income security
 Annual Dividend
 Fundamentals of Conversion are same as convertible Bonds
Warrant
 A Warrant is a non dividend paying security giving its owner the right to buy a certain number of shares
at a set price directly from issuing company
 Warrants have no voting rights
 Outside US, warrants are issues in conjuction with new debt issue thus enabling a lower rate of interest
than otherwise required for that issue.
 Warrants can be detachable or non detachable
 Exercise Price : price at which investor holding warrants may buy the underlying asset
 In-the-money : When stock price rises above the exercise price and has intrinsic value
 Out-of-the-money : When stock price is below the exercise price
 Speculators buy warrants because of their leverage.
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Securities
Security

Mutual
Stocks Bonds Options Commodities
Funds

Common
Stock

Preferred
Stock
Pricing Plans

Basic Plan Premium Plan Platinum Plan

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Thank You
Stocks
 People buy Stocks to better a better
Preferred Common
return than Saving Account or Stock Stock
government Bonds
 Corporates do not have to repay
Priority is getting
money a stockholder pays for a dividends over
stock Common
 Dividends are not Mandatory Stakeholders
 In return Stockholder gets voting
rights
 Investor buys stock for
 Stock Value appreciation Limited Rights
 Dividend
 Increased Value through Split

Preferred Common
Bonds
Stocks Stocks
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