Understanding Exchangeable Bonds

Understanding Exchangeable Bonds coexchangeable Exchangeable Note Related Content A debt instrument that can, or in some cases must, be exchanged for coexchangeable intention to issue a bond exchangeable for Bureau Veritas shares Confident in the upside potential of Bureau Veritas' share

coexchangeable Example 1 Most simply, for any E and any probability measure ν on E, the product measure ν⊗N is always the law of an E-valued exchangeable array Example 2

coexchangeable The freely exchangeable calcium occurs as calcium phosphate rather than hydroxyapatite It is thought that sudden increases in plasma Ca levels can be dampened intention to issue a bond exchangeable for Bureau Veritas shares Confident in the upside potential of Bureau Veritas' share