A reverse convertible which consists of a zero-coupon bond (discount bond) and a plain vanilla put option. The investor issues the put option (short put)...
With respect to a convertible bond, it is the change in the bond price resulted from a single basis point increase in the credit spread. In...
A bond which is typically issued with a special provision allowing the initial interest to be reset on specified dates so...
Another term for modified duration; a tool that is used to measure the change in the value of a financial...
A bond which is typically issued with a special provision allowing the initial interest to be reset on specified dates so that...
A debt security that represents an amount of money owed by the bond issuer to a bondholder. The issuer is...
An amount of money that is lent by a person or an entity to others (including individuals, entities, etc.) The...
Capital that is issued, through shares, for a specific period of time to meet the issuers urgent needs of funding. Companies...
Commonly, it is the additional amount (spread) that the issuer of a debt instrument (such a bond or a floater)...
A bond in which a percentage of coupon payments is converted into capital (principal). In other words, the capital amount outstanding is increased over...