1995
DOI: 10.1007/bf02300446
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Convertible bonds and bond-warrant packages: Contrasts in issuer profiles

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“…A warrant bond (see Payne et al [6]) offers the investor the option to convert it into a predetermined amount of stock or continue to hold the bond to maturity. When the bond is converted into stock, the value of the bond still exists.…”
Section: Warrant Bondsmentioning
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“…A warrant bond (see Payne et al [6]) offers the investor the option to convert it into a predetermined amount of stock or continue to hold the bond to maturity. When the bond is converted into stock, the value of the bond still exists.…”
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“…Laura and Ioannis [5] defined the firm's optimal call policy and proposed the pricing framework for convertible bond based on a structural default model. There has been a considerable interest in investigating the valuation of warrant bond since the study of Payne et al [6]. Zhu [7] extended Payne et al [6] to a stochastic interest rate frame and considered the pricing of warrant bond.…”
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“…The results showed that the discount of initial issuance price of WBS would bring about the tax burden to the investors. And Payne [3] made a comprehensively comparative study of correlation between WBS and CBS. In recent years, Chinese scholars have also made some positive exploration on the pricing of WBS.…”
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