Bonds with Equity Warrants

question 12

Multiple Choice

Bonds with equity warrants

• A)are really the same as convertible bonds if the stated price of exercising the warrant is the par value of the bond.
• B)can be viewed as straight debt with a call option (technically a warrant)attached.
• C)can only be exercised on coupon dates.
• D)typically are convertible as well.

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