Convertible Bonds

Just had an interview at a bank and was tasked to do a deeper dive on convertible bonds, so I am looking to learn more about them from the banking side.

Specifically, are there certain functions on Bloomberg Terminal that are useful such as OVCV, and if so, what are the main aspects to look at? I know the basics like coupon/int/yield/conv ratio/collat/par etc... but are there specifics that are crucial in convertible bond analysis? The task was pretty open-ended so I am somewhat lost on what to look for entirely.

Any help is appreciated, especially if you currently deal with corporate debt on the banking side.

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