convert bonds into shares

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• Exercise, Subscribe and Convert —   These all mean the same thing but are used for different financial instruments:   you exercise an option.   you subscribe to a share issue or warrant.   you convert bonds into shares (using convertible bonds) …   International financial encyclopaedia

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