Debt allotment means that investors can allocate debt only if they hold a certain amount of stocks of the listed company on the equity registration date. If they want to participate in debt allotment, they should meet the aforementioned conditions.

After the market closes on the equity registration date, investors who meet the conditions can see the allotment share of the convertible bonds in the position information.

The debt allocation operation can be carried out on the trading day after the equity registration date. The debt allocation is 100% successful, and investors do not have to worry about probability issues.

Wait for the listing of convertible bonds. You can check the listing time through the announcement of the relevant listed company, which generally does not take too long.

The full name of convertible bonds is convertible corporate bonds.

In the current domestic market, it refers to bonds that can be converted into company stocks under certain conditions.

Convertible bonds have the dual attributes of debt and options. Their holders can choose to hold the bonds until maturity and receive principal and interest payments from the company; they can also choose to convert them into stocks within an agreed time and enjoy dividend distribution or capital appreciation.

The full name of convertible bonds is convertible corporate bonds.

In the current domestic market, it refers to bonds that can be converted into company stocks under certain conditions.

Convertible bonds have the dual attributes of debt and options. Their holders can choose to hold the bonds until maturity and receive principal and interest payments from the company; they can also choose to convert them into stocks within an agreed time and enjoy dividend distribution or capital appreciation.

Therefore, the investment community generally jokingly calls convertible bonds a stock that guarantees principal for investors.

When a convertible bond loses its meaning of conversion, as a low-interest bond, it still has fixed interest income.

If the conversion occurs, investors will receive proceeds from the sale of common shares or receive dividend income.

Convertible bonds have the attributes of both stocks and bonds, combining the long-term growth potential of stocks with the safety and fixed-income advantages of bonds.

In addition, convertible bonds have priority in repayment than stocks.

Since 2009, due to the continuous rise in the price of underlying stocks, the convertible bond market has ushered in a wave of continuous rise. However, since August, the convertible bonds suddenly plummeted as a whole. Affected by this, the convertible bonds represented by Industrial Convertible Bonds

Funds with heavy holdings of convertible bonds saw their net values ??fall rapidly, and their short-term performance was ruthlessly criticized.

This scoop of cold water has allowed the market to review the investment risks of convertible bonds.