Skip to main content

What is a convertible and why this asset class can’t they be replicated by holding a portfolio of bonds and equities?

A convertible bond is a debt that pays a coupon, it has a maturity date and includes an option to buy the shares at a premium to the current price.

What is a convertible and why this asset class can’t they be replicated by holding a portfolio of bonds and equities? Play Video

Continue to

These articles might interest you

Author
Olivier SEUX

Mirabaud Sustainable Cities

Harnessing the return power of sustainable cities

  • Private Assets
  • Views and Analysis
  • Videos
Discover now
Author
Andrew LAKE

Fixed Income

Optimising high yield returns in a data-dependent market

  • Fixed Income
  • Views and Analysis
  • Videos
Discover now
Author
Hywel FRANKLIN

Mirabaud Discovery Stories - Nederman

  • Videos
Discover now
Author
John KISENYI, CFA

Equities

Mirabaud equities theme - Decarbonisation

  • Equities
  • Equities
  • Videos
Discover now