List of Convertible Debt Securities

Convertible debt securities combine an exchange-traded bond with a conversion right. They pay interest, carry a stated maturity on which principal is repaid, and let the holder exchange the security for a fixed number of the issuer's common shares. This list covers the convertible debt QuantumOnline tracks.

Relative to a convertible preferred, the debt version sits higher in the capital structure and has a firm repayment date — a meaningfully more defensive way to hold the same conversion option.

Other lists: All Exchange-Traded Income Securities All Preferred Stocks Preferreds Eligible for the 15% Tax Rate Traditional Preferred Stocks Trust Preferred Securities Third-Party Trust Preferred Securities Exchange-Traded Debt Securities Traditional Convertible Securities Mandatory Convertible Securities Convertible Debt Securities

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"n.a." means not available. This list is dynamic and updated constantly; information is believed accurate but is not guaranteed.

Symbol / CUSIP	Security Description	Exchange	IPO Date	Call Date	Prospectus
GRM** 370442691	General Motors Corp., 1.50% Series D Convertible Senior Debentures due 6/1/2009	NYSE	5/25/2007	n.a.	Prospectus
GXM 370442741	General Motors, 4.50% Series A Convertible Senior Debentures due 3/6/2032	NYSE	3/4/2002	3/6/2007	Prospectus
GBM 370442733	General Motors, 5.25% Series B Convertible Senior Debentures due 3/5/2032	NYSE	3/4/2002	3/6/2009	Prospectus
GPM** 370442717	General Motors, 6.25% Series C Convertible Senior Debentures due 7/15/2033	NYSE	6/27/2003	7/20/2010	Prospectus
NEE-T 65339F119	NextEra Energy, Inc. 7.234% Equity Units Due 11/1/2029	NYSE	10/29/2024	n.a.	Prospectus

Debt seniority plus a conversion right

Because these are notes rather than stock, payments are contractual obligations and holders rank ahead of all preferred and common equity. If the conversion right expires worthless, you still hold a bond that matures at par.

That combination — bond floor, equity upside — is the classic convertible profile, and the maturity date makes the floor firmer than a perpetual convertible preferred's.

Taxed as interest income

Distributions are interest, taxed at ordinary rates, and never qualify for the qualified-dividend rate. Compare after-tax income when weighing one of these against a qualified convertible preferred.

Watch the call and the maturity together

Most convertible debt is callable before maturity, and issuers call to force conversion once the conversion value exceeds the call price. Both dates are on each security's detail page along with the conversion terms.

About this data

QuantumOnline has tracked exchange-traded income securities since 1997. Every security in this list is researched and maintained by hand from the issuer's prospectus and SEC filings, not scraped from a vendor feed. Where a figure is unavailable we show "n.a." rather than guessing.

Information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed, and nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell. Always confirm terms against the issuer's prospectus before investing.