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Currency conversionA term used by the London Stock Exchange to denote that a trade was executed in one currency but converted for trade reporting.Similar MatchesConversionConversionThe process by which a mutual organisation such as a building society changes itself into a company. Quite often accompanied by healthy payouts to members of the building society, which has attracted the interest of carpetbaggers. Also known as 'demutualisation'.The process of converting convertible loan stock in a company into ordinary shares. The right to convert is inherent in the convertible loan stock but usually you will only be allowed to convert on a particular date. The company will issue a notice to shareholders telling them when they can convert and telling them the applicable conversion ratio e.g. i.e. how many ordinary shares they can get for each unit of convertible loan stock. Conversion parityConversion paritySee: Market conversion price Conversion ratioConversion ratioThe rate at which people complete the desired transaction after clicking on a link, viewing an ad, etc. Expressed in terms of the total transactions completed divided by the total number of site visits or ad views. Conversion featureConversion featureSpecification of the right to transform a particular investment to another form of investment, such as switching between mutual funds or converting preferred stock or bonds to common stock. Conversion factorsConversion factorsRules set by the Chicago Board of Trade for determining the invoice price of each acceptable deliverable Treasury issue against the Treasury Bond futures contract. Further SuggestionsConversion ratioReverse conversion Conversion premium Conversion price Conversion parity or value Equitable Conversion Conversion Involuntary Conversion conversion terms conversion arbitrage Limitation on conversion Conversion Period Conversion parity price Conversion value Stated conversion price |
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