What Is a Convertible Bond? Like a regular bond, a convertible bond pays coupons, but this security gives investors an option to convert the debt into equity if the issuing company’s share price rises ...

A convertible bond is a type of fixed income security sold by public companies that can be converted into common shares of the issuing company’s stock. Convertible bonds work just like ordinary ...

What is a convertible bond and what does it have to do with a rising rate environment? Matt Tucker explains. As investors continue to seek yield in the current market environment, I thought now may be ...

Companies can raise money to run their businesses in many ways. Sometimes a company will raise equity. When they raise equity, they sell a portion of the business to a new partner or issue shares to ...

Not much is working in the bond market this year, and the same is certainly true of equities, so there’s no getting around the fact that hybrid securities are scuffling, too. That’s the case with ...

The Harbor Convertible Securities Fund outperformed its benchmark with a 9.07% return in Q3 2025. Explore our latest ...

An announcement from Sunac China Holdings ( ($HK:1918) ) is now available. Sunac China Holdings has announced the issuance of two tranches of zero ...

Closing of the first tranche of the convertible bonds’ issuance On December 18, 2025, the Company issued the first tranche of convertible bonds for a nominal amount of €22.5 million under the ...

Wall Street’s artificial-intelligence financing machine is revving up again with a pair of convertible bonds marketed by “neo ...

Zachary Patzik: 2018 proved to be an exciting time for convertible bonds. These hybrid securities comprise a corporate bond--which can provide downside protection and typically includes a fixed coupon ...

Convertible bonds could be an attractive investment for those waiting for the stock market to rebound. That’s because the underlying stocks of convertible bonds are trading, on average, at the low end ...

Stocks and bonds are two of the most popular investments. Stocks cater to investors who want to pursue higher potential returns, while bonds appeal to investors who want stable income and less risk.