Convertible Bond

Convertible Bond Definition

A bond that is convertible into the common stock of a corporation at a prescribed price or ratio at the option of the holder. The holder of a convertible bond is a creditor of the issuer, who may share in the additional profits over and above the coupon's rate of the bond, if the company prospers. Also called a debenture.

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