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    Exam 13: Convertible Securities and Warrants
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    Convertible Bonds Tend to Pay Better Interest Rates Than Straight
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Convertible Bonds Tend to Pay Better Interest Rates Than Straight

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Convertible bonds tend to pay better interest rates than straight bonds, since convertibles are of lower risk.

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