Convertible bond financing has gained significant traction in China's capital market, yet it poses financial risks, particularly for highly leveraged firms. This study investigates how corporate financial traits influence the decision to issue convertible bonds, challenging the direct...

Banks predominantly issue nondilutive CoCos, contrary to the suggestion that CoCos should be dilutive to reduce risk-taking. In an agency model of two moral hazards, we show that, although dilutive CoCos deter ex ante risk-taking and prevent banks from being undercapitalized, penalizing...

This paper develops a model of AT1 CoCos and corporate securities analysing the role of CoCos as replacements of Equity or of Debt. Our results show that, in terms of value creation, CoCos perform better when they replace vanilla corporate debt rather than when they replace common Equity....

This paper proposes an alternative solution to the problem related to the risk that banks incur in the protection of deposits. This solution lies in the use by banks of contingent convertible leasing contracts to face financial distress situations by solidifying their own funds and thus...

The objective of the present study is to implement the alternative stochastic binomial trees for the evaluation and estimation of the main sensitivity measures of convertible bonds, thus filling a gap in scientific literature. The paper proposes the implementation of the Haahtela, Jarrow-Rudd...