Which menu would you refer to for convertible bond information?

The menu that provides information on convertible bonds is specifically designed to cater to the unique characteristics and details pertinent to these financial instruments. Convertible bonds are hybrid securities with features of both debt and equity, allowing the bondholder the option to convert the bond into a predetermined number of shares of the issuing company.

The CBMU menu is tailored for users seeking comprehensive information about convertible bonds, including details such as their pricing, conversion ratios, yields, and other critical metrics. This specialization makes it the appropriate choice for anyone looking to analyze or invest in convertible bonds.

The other options do not focus on convertible bonds specifically. The LOAN menu typically encompasses information related to traditional loans, the IRSM menu is more aligned with interest rate swaps and related instruments, and the NSE menu pertains to the National Stock Exchange, which deals with various types of equities but not specifically convertible bond information. Therefore, choosing the CBMU menu directly aligns with the need for detailed convertible bond data.