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Investment Opportunities and the Design of Debt Securities
We investigate a puzzling empirical regularity: the near-total absence of restrictive covenants from convertible bonds issued by U.S. companies. In a study of 192 recent debt issues, we find that an issuer’s investment opportunities are negatively related to the presence of covenants and positively
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