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The Convertible Bond Hedge: A New Model for Convertible Debt

Deloitte Dbriefs | Federal Tax

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May 21, 2013 2:00 PM

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May 21, 2013 3:00 PM

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Host: Douglas Van Dyke, Partner - Deloitte Tax LLP
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Convertible debt traditionally has been an inexpensive way for businesses to raise cash, but often at the cost of dilution. Now corporate taxpayers can create a synthetic instrument that addresses dilution while creating an interest deduction to cover part of its cost. We'll discuss:

  • An overview of the synthetic instrument – a convertible bond hedge – and how it is formed.
  • Possible tax consequences of a convertible bond hedge while it exists and when it is retired.
  • Other interest limitations arising from the issuance or retirement of convertible debt.

Learn about the convertible bond hedge and how companies can potentially use it to raise cash.

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