The Difference Between Convertible Debt and Non-Convertible Debt Is

question 52

Multiple Choice

The difference between convertible debt and non-convertible debt is

• A) convertible debt is not affected by interest rate changes, while non-convertible debt is.
• B) convertible debt is not considered a liability since it can be exchanged for stock, while non-convertible debt is.
• C) convertible debt can be converted into stock at any point in time, while non-convertible debt can not.
• D) convertible debt can come with downside protection, while non-convertible debt does not.

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