A bond that carries fixed coupon (interest payment) and the right (embodied in a warrant) entitling the bearer of the...
A financial instrument that combines multiple elements or components of different, distinguishing features, particularly debt-type (debt instrument) and equity-type (equity...
A financial difficulty (mainly related to cash flows) that renders an entity (or a natural person) unable to meet debt...
In general, it refers to the state of a person (natural or legal) being unable to pay the debts it...
A dividend that is paid with some form of debt such as bond, rather than cash or stock. Sometimes, companies…
An option (latent option) that gives the issuer of a convertible bond or convertible preferred stock the right to redeem…
A leveraged super senior tranche (a synthetic collateralized tranche) that is associated with a loss trigger. More specifically, it involves...
A bond that pays small coupons over its life, but requires a large payment of principal at maturity. This bond, therefore, allows…
It stands for enhanced capital note; a capital note that is issued by a regulated institution (e.g., a bank) with...
A capital note that is issued by a regulated institution (e.g., a bank) with the enhanced feature of "automatic convertibility"...