Assertion: convertible bond's conversion ratio | /r/HasProperty | the number of shares
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text: Conversion ratio : The number of shares each convertible bond converts into.
text: The conversion ratio is the number of shares of stock that can be converted for each convertible security.
text: Conversion ratio: The number of shares each convertible bond converts into.
text: Instead of the conversion price, the conversion ratio might be stipulated instead; the conversion ratio is the number of shares that an investor can expect to have each par value bond converted into.
text: The bond's prospectus specifies a conversion ratio, which is the number of shares that the investor will receive if he chooses to convert.
text: The conversion parity price is calculated by dividing the current value of the convertible security by the conversion ratio, which is the number of shares a convertible security can be converted into.
text: Also, the conversion ratio, i.e. the number of shares the investor can receive at the time of exercising their right to convert the instrument into equity, is 25.
text: The conversion ratio is the number of shares that you as an investor receive if you exercise a conversion.
text: The conversion ratio is the number of shares each debenture converts in to, and can be expressed per bond or on a per centum (per 100) basis.
text: The conversion ratio is the number of shares each debenture converts into and can be expressed per bond or per 100 bonds.
text: The conversion ratio is the number of shares a bondholder would receive of common stock for each bond held.