SIE practice questionmediumConvertible Bonds
A convertible bond's conversion ratio is 25. If the issuer's stock trades at $40, what is the parity price of the bond?
- A$1,250
- B$800
- C$1,000✓ Correct answer
- D$600
Explanation
Why C — $1,000
Parity price = conversion ratio × stock price = 25 × $40 = $1,000. $800 and $600 are too low; $1,250 is too high.
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