Convertible Bonds Roundtable 2005

When IFR held its second convertible bond roundtable on February 17, the participants – Stephan Theissing of Allianz, Douglas Decker (Barclays Capital), Franck Cazaubieilh (BNP Paribas), Martin Fisch (Deutsche Bank), Manish Wadhwani (HVB), Viswas Raghavan (JP Morgan), Antoine de Guillenchmidt (Merrill Lynch) and Lorraine Lodge (Nomura) – had a lot to talk about.

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Convertible Bonds Roundtable 2005: Participants

Doug Decker - Barclays Capital Doug Decker is head of convertible bond origination and has 14 years of investment banking experience. At Barclays, his team has participated in 22 convertible transactions spanning Europe, Asia and North America. Prior to joining Barclays Capital in 2001, Decker worked at Morgan Stanley in New York where he was a vice president of convertible bond research, with responsibility for credit analysis of convertible bond issuers. Prior to this research role, he traded US Convertibles for the retail division of...

Convertible Bonds Roundtable 2005: Transcript

IFR: What has happened to volatility and what is the future of convertible issuance in a low volatility environment? Is there any prospect of vol increasing, or are the current conditions simply a return to normality? How has the change in vol affected pricing trends? Lorraine Lodge (Nomura International): Volatility has become a four-letter word in our market. Whether you think it is an aberration or a return to normality all depends on what timeframe you look at. I mean, you could go back over the last five years and think, "This is an...

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