“A company will aim to issue bonds with the greatest possible conversion premium as this will mean that for the amount of capital raised it will,on conversion have to issue the lowest no of new ordinary shares”
Well what i don,t understand here is that with the greatest conversion premium the company will have to issue more shares not the lowest no of shares right?
The higher the conversion premium, the higher will be the current value of the bonds.
Therefore they will need to issue fewer bonds in order to raise the finance they need. If they issue fewer bonds then it will mean fewer shares will need to be issued on conversion.
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