Net debt including out of the money convertible securities?
Hey monkeys,
Reading recently the manual for new analysts at a BB it says the following:
Net Debt = financial debt (short and long-term) + non-convertible preferred stock (at liquidation value) + out-of-the- money convertible securities + capital leases + minority interest – cash and cash equivalents – investment in unconsolidated affiliates if deemed “liquid”
Care to explain why you would include out of the money convertible securities? I understand that preferred stock is some kind of debt due to interest payments being dividends paid somehow.
Thanks in advance!
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