Saturday, September 12, 2020 4:13:43 PM
So, to make them into bonds yielding 4.5% per year makes sense, and instead of paying out cash on the interest of the coupon they could be rigged up to pay out common stock in the form of options. And just FYI, options do not lead to dilution where as warrants will lead to dilution.
In my life as a bond merchant I always found corporate entities preferred bonds anyway as it gives greater security and control.
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