Hybrid securities, which are securities that are designed to comprise a mix of both debt and equity characteristics, have been around in various forms for many decades. But what exactly are hybrid securities, and what makes them attractive to issuers and investors? In the following article, we will look at a specific type of hybrid securities that have gained popularity in the recent decade among European corporate issuers and investors and take a deeper look at the treatment of such securities.

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