New debt is convertible bond, which is a way of financing for listed companies. When a listed company issues bonds, investors can choose to buy new bonds. New bonds are not necessarily bought after subscription, but investors will be selected by lottery, and investors who win the lottery can buy new bonds at the issue price.
From the definition of new debt subscription, convertible bonds are called convertible corporate bonds. Like other bonds, convertible bonds have stipulated interest rates and maturities, but unlike ordinary bonds, convertible bonds can be converted into stocks under certain conditions.
It takes about 20 days for new bonds to go public from lottery, during which time funds cannot be used. Therefore, investors can open more stock accounts according to their own financial situation, and also improve the winning rate. In theory, there will be no loss in new debt, but if the premium rate is too high, there is also the risk of falling below the issue price.