This paper argues that corporations may use convertible bonds as an indirect way to get equity into their capital structures when adverse-selection problems make a conventional stock issue unattractive. Unlike other theories of convertible bond issuance. the model here highlights: 1) the importance of call provisions on convertibles and 2) the significance of costs of financial distress to the information content of a convertible issue
International audienceExisting research argues that convertible bonds mitigate issuers' external fin...
In a one-period setting Green (1984) demonstrates that convertible debt perfectly mitigates the asse...
textabstractThis dissertation consists of four empirical studies on firms’ financing decisions. In t...
This thesis makes three main contributions to the literature on convertible bond financing. First, w...
This Article examines theories supporting the use of convertible secyrutues and finds them insuffici...
This series of paper studies convertible bond financing from the perspective of both issuers and inv...
Convertible bonds are an important segment of the corporate bond market, with worldwide out standing...
Given equity’s convex payoff function, shareholders can transfer wealth from bondholders by increasi...
While much theoretical and empirical research examines the issuer’s choice between straight debt and...
Historically, most convertible bond (CB) issues have been converted to equity sooner or later. The a...
This paper identifies the motives for selling convertible bonds with a higher‑than‑average initial c...
A convertible bond may be an attractive financial instrument that helps to achieve the optimal capit...
Theoretical research argues that convertible bonds mitigate the contracting costs of moral hazard, a...
Using a sample of 1,705 convertible bonds issued by manufacturing and service companies from the Uni...
The popularity of convertible debt as a financing vehicle waxes and wanes. In this article, we inves...
International audienceExisting research argues that convertible bonds mitigate issuers' external fin...
In a one-period setting Green (1984) demonstrates that convertible debt perfectly mitigates the asse...
textabstractThis dissertation consists of four empirical studies on firms’ financing decisions. In t...
This thesis makes three main contributions to the literature on convertible bond financing. First, w...
This Article examines theories supporting the use of convertible secyrutues and finds them insuffici...
This series of paper studies convertible bond financing from the perspective of both issuers and inv...
Convertible bonds are an important segment of the corporate bond market, with worldwide out standing...
Given equity’s convex payoff function, shareholders can transfer wealth from bondholders by increasi...
While much theoretical and empirical research examines the issuer’s choice between straight debt and...
Historically, most convertible bond (CB) issues have been converted to equity sooner or later. The a...
This paper identifies the motives for selling convertible bonds with a higher‑than‑average initial c...
A convertible bond may be an attractive financial instrument that helps to achieve the optimal capit...
Theoretical research argues that convertible bonds mitigate the contracting costs of moral hazard, a...
Using a sample of 1,705 convertible bonds issued by manufacturing and service companies from the Uni...
The popularity of convertible debt as a financing vehicle waxes and wanes. In this article, we inves...
International audienceExisting research argues that convertible bonds mitigate issuers' external fin...
In a one-period setting Green (1984) demonstrates that convertible debt perfectly mitigates the asse...
textabstractThis dissertation consists of four empirical studies on firms’ financing decisions. In t...