I am reading in Greek media the following about Piraeus Bank:
The two options have the bondholders as follows.
1. The bondholders will receive an amount in cash which equals:
-in nominal amount corresponding to the conversion title in the corresponding price in cash
-in an amount equal to the interest already included in capital
-in an amount equal to the accrued interest
The price in cash is
-43% For securities maturing in 2017
-9% For securities maturing in 2016
-9% In the case of hybrid securities
2. The bondholders will receive common shares of the bank that will correspond to the amount obtained by dividing the nominal amount of interest already included in capital and accrued interest, with the share price.
The reason for the conversion into shares is
-100% For securities maturing in 2017
-100% For securities maturing in 2016
-50% In the case of hybrid securities