Global Convertible Investing: The Gabelli Way
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Proven convertible investing approaches from a global leader
Global Convertible Investing: The Gabelli Way offers novice and experienced investors alike a comprehensive guide. In-depth analysis takes readers step-by-step through the process of understanding what convertibles are, how to value and price them, how to identify convertibles with potential, and how to profit from them. The proven approaches of the Gabelli Asset Management firm gives readers an inside perspective on option pricing theory, convertible valuation techniques, mandatory convertible securities, and much more. With Global Convertible Investing: The Gabelli Way readers will be able to learn from the firm's proven methods and approaches and apply them to use convertibles as a profitable investment vehicle for themselves.
Global Convertible Investing: The Gabelli Way offers novice and experienced investors alike a comprehensive guide. In-depth analysis takes readers step-by-step through the process of understanding what convertibles are, how to value and price them, how to identify convertibles with potential, and how to profit from them. The proven approaches of the Gabelli Asset Management firm gives readers an inside perspective on option pricing theory, convertible valuation techniques, mandatory convertible securities, and much more. With Global Convertible Investing: The Gabelli Way readers will be able to learn from the firm's proven methods and approaches and apply them to use convertibles as a profitable investment vehicle for themselves.
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HART WOODSON is the Managing Director of Gabelli Asset Management (UK) Ltd. He joined Gabelli (New York) in 1993 as a Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager. Before joining Gabelli, he worked in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, for ABN AMRO Bank where he was responsible for new issue activities concerning convertible bonds, preferred shares, and warrants in all currencies. Prior to that he worked in New York for AMRO Bank in the Capital Markets Group and as a Credit Analyst for Meridien International Bank. Mr. Woodson graduated from Trinity College, Hartford, with honors in history and international relations. He received his master's degree in international affairs from Columbia University, New York, where he was elected an International Fellow.
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List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART ONE: THE CONVERTIBLE BASICS
Chapter 1: Anatomy of a Convertible
Chapter 2: Convertible Structures: Let Me Count the Ways
Chapter 3: Understanding the Prospectus: Caveat Emptor
Chapter 4: Global Convertible Markets
Chapter 5: Benchmarks and Performance: Global and Domestic Indices
Chapter 6: Convertible Valuation: A Cultural Overview
PART TWO: CONVERTIBLE PRICING AND VALUATION
Chapter 7: Option Pricing Theory
Chapter 8: Using the Black-Scholes Model to Price a Convertible Bond
Chapter 9: Sensitivity Analysis: The Greeks
Chapter 10: Convertible Bond Pricing: Binomial Trees
Chapter 11: Convertible Bond Pricing: Put plus Stock plus Yield Advantage
PART THREE: CONVERTIBLE HEDGING
Chapter 12: Convertible Arbitrage
Chapter 13: Hedging with Options
Chapter 14: Hedging Interest Rate and Default Risk
Chapter 15: Hedging Currency Risk
PART FOUR: SPECIAL TOPICS
Chapter 16: Mandatory Convertible Securities
Chapter 17: Busted Convertibles: Market Overview
Chapter 18: Investing in Busted Convertibles
Chapter 19: The Investment Decision
Epilogue
Appendix 1: MCS Name Variations
Appendix 2: Useful Internet Sites
Glossary of Notation
Glossary of Terms
Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
Introduction
Preface
Acknowledgments
PART ONE: THE CONVERTIBLE BASICS
Chapter 1: Anatomy of a Convertible
Chapter 2: Convertible Structures: Let Me Count the Ways
Chapter 3: Understanding the Prospectus: Caveat Emptor
Chapter 4: Global Convertible Markets
Chapter 5: Benchmarks and Performance: Global and Domestic Indices
Chapter 6: Convertible Valuation: A Cultural Overview
PART TWO: CONVERTIBLE PRICING AND VALUATION
Chapter 7: Option Pricing Theory
Chapter 8: Using the Black-Scholes Model to Price a Convertible Bond
Chapter 9: Sensitivity Analysis: The Greeks
Chapter 10: Convertible Bond Pricing: Binomial Trees
Chapter 11: Convertible Bond Pricing: Put plus Stock plus Yield Advantage
PART THREE: CONVERTIBLE HEDGING
Chapter 12: Convertible Arbitrage
Chapter 13: Hedging with Options
Chapter 14: Hedging Interest Rate and Default Risk
Chapter 15: Hedging Currency Risk
PART FOUR: SPECIAL TOPICS
Chapter 16: Mandatory Convertible Securities
Chapter 17: Busted Convertibles: Market Overview
Chapter 18: Investing in Busted Convertibles
Chapter 19: The Investment Decision
Epilogue
Appendix 1: MCS Name Variations
Appendix 2: Useful Internet Sites
Glossary of Notation
Glossary of Terms
Bibliography
Index
