You are working as an analyst on the equity-linked desk. You…

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Yоu аre wоrking аs аn analyst оn the equity-linked desk. Your manager asks you to evaluate whether a convertible bond looks attractive compared to simply buying the underlying stock. She explains: “To do this, we look at the market conversion premium per share. It tells us how much more (or less) an investor effectively pays per share when they buy the convertible bond and convert, compared to buying the common stock directly.” The formula is: Market conversion price = Convertible bond price ÷ Conversion ratio Market conversion premium per share = Market conversion price – Stock price   Interpretation: Positive premium → you pay more per share via the convertible than buying stock directly. This is the “normal” case, because you’re also paying for the bond floor (downside protection) and the option value embedded in the convertible. Zero premium → stock and convertible are exactly aligned. Negative premium → arbitrage opportunity (buy the bond, convert, sell shares). Task Given the following variables: Convertible bond price = [convprice] Conversion ratio = [convratio] Current stock price = [stock] Calculate the market conversion premium per share. Report your answer rounded to two decimals.

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