Zero-interest convertible bond issuance heads for record
Companies are issuing zero-interest convertible bonds at a record pace as volatility around artificial-intelligence stocks makes conventional borrowing more expensive. The securities carry no coupon but can convert into equity, giving issuers lower financing costs while offering investors potential upside. The trend shifts dilution risk onto future shareholders.
Why it matters
Record issuance shows how volatile equity markets are reshaping corporate funding choices.
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Part of the August 28, 2026 brief.