Sentences with phrase «called convertible securities»

Convertible bonds (also called convertible securities) are corporate bonds that can be converted into stocks if the buyer chooses.

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Conditional Call - A conditional call is an arrangement in a security, which is convertible security that indicates all the circumstance that the company, or corporation, issuing the security can call in securities or buy back securities earlier than was originally stated in the buy - sell agreement or optCall - A conditional call is an arrangement in a security, which is convertible security that indicates all the circumstance that the company, or corporation, issuing the security can call in securities or buy back securities earlier than was originally stated in the buy - sell agreement or optcall is an arrangement in a security, which is convertible security that indicates all the circumstance that the company, or corporation, issuing the security can call in securities or buy back securities earlier than was originally stated in the buy - sell agreement or optcall in securities or buy back securities earlier than was originally stated in the buy - sell agreement or option.

When a company's stock rises in value above the conversion price a company may force the convertible security holder to exchange the security for stock by calling back the security.

The Department of Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network calls it «convertible virtual currency,» and the Securities and Exchange Commission says that, in some cases, a token is a security.

The agreement calls for Prime Retail to issue a series of cumulative, convertible, non-voting preferred securities in exchange for an aggregate $ 60 million.