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Bond Value

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Bond value
With respect to convertible bonds, the value the security would have if it were not convertible. That is, the market value of the bond minus the value of the conversion option.

Straight Value
In convertible security, the value of the security itself (usually a bond or preferred stock) without considering the fact that it may be converted to common stock. That is, the straight value is the value of a convertible bond less the value of the conversion option. It is also called the bond value or the investment value.


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Aviva reported a net loss of Au885 million for 2008 - despite operating profits - because of the performance of investment markets following falls in equity, property and bond values.
3bn, up 4% on a year earlier, but reported a net loss of pounds 885m because of the performance of investment markets following falls in equity, property and bond values.
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