Now imagine, that the markets are down approximately 10%, and Teslas equity is down approximately 8% today. Tesla has two convertible bond issues outstanding. One, that we have been analyzing, which matures in March 2022. The second is a bond that matures in 2021. Which convertible bond do you think experienced a bigger drop in price and why?

Use the following information on a convertible bond issue from for Problems 6 - 12. Issuer: Tesla, Inc. Issue Date: 15 March 2017 Maturity Date: 15 March 2022 Interest: 2.375% payable semi-annually Issue Size: $977,500,000 Issue Price: $1,000 Conversion Ratio: 3.0534 Convertible Bond Price on beginning of day, 18 March 2020: 148.62 (% of par) Share Price on 18 March 2020, market open: 389.00 Share Price on 18 March 2020, market close: 359.01 Use the following information on a convertible bond issue from for Problems 6 - 12. Issuer: Tesla, Inc. Issue Date: 15 March 2017 Maturity Date: 15 March 2022 Interest: 2.375% payable semi-annually Issue Size: $977,500,000 Issue Price: $1,000 Conversion Ratio: 3.0534 Convertible Bond Price on beginning of day, 18 March 2020: 148.62 (% of par) Share Price on 18 March 2020, market open: 389.00 Share Price on 18 March 2020, market close: 359.01