What does CB stand for?

Convertible Bond

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Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

6 billion from the international market through external commercial borrowings and foreign currency convertible bonds (FCCBs) in October to fund overseas acquisitions and import capital goods and modernisation and lending.

India : India Inc raises $2.6 bn in Oct

J P MORGAN IS ASSISTING ITHMAAR BANK WITH ITS CAPITAL-RAISING PLANS FOR THE FIVE-YEAR MANDATORY CONVERTIBLE SUKUK, WHICH IS THE ISLAMIC EQUIVALENT OF A MANDATORY CONVERTIBLE BOND ISSUE.

ITHMAR BANK PLANS TO RAISE UP 500 MILLION DOLLARS

Basic Characteristics of Convertible Bonds Convertible bond is a type of debt instrument which can be converted into shares of the issuing company, usually at a pre-determined and pre-announced ratio.

A Fresh Regulatory Approach To Convertible Bonds

4 billion yen to buy back convertible bonds it sold in 1998 to its biggest shareholder, Citigroup Inc.

Nikko Cordial to buy back convertible bonds from Citigroup

With the stock market being so volatile in recent years, and with Treasury bills and corporate bonds paying microscopic interest rates, convertible bond fund investors have had a carnival so far in 2003.

Profit from flexibility: convertible bond funds offer many of the ...

On the other side, convertible bond buyers want some yield while they wait for that day, and if that day never comes, at least they got that yield while waiting.

Converting converts. (Wall Street West)

However, the real sizzle of a convertible bond is its potential ability to benefit from the potential growth of the stock of the underlying company.

Convertible Bonds Have a Mixed Reputation

Specifically, Acharya and Handa (1991) document that between 1975 and 1986 approximately 20% of all convertible bond calls were out-of-the-money.

Convertible bond financing: are some issuers mimickers?