What other bonds are there besides convertible bonds? What is the classification of bonds?

According to market classification, there are interest rate bonds and credit bonds besides convertible bonds. Let's take a look at these types of bonds separately. The first is convertible bonds. Convertible bonds are called convertible corporate bonds. The holders of convertible bonds can convert the bonds into bonds of the company's common stock at the agreed price at the time of issuance. If you are optimistic about the stock appreciation potential of the issuing company, you can exercise your conversion right. Of course, you can also choose not to transfer shares, but continue to hold bonds, one of which will collect principal and interest when the repayment period expires, or sell it in the circulation market to realize it. Therefore, convertible bonds have the dual attributes of bonds and options. Then there is the interest rate debt. Interest rate bonds are generally bonds issued by the state or government and endorsed by the credit of the state and government. Therefore, interest rate bonds are one of the three safest bonds. Judging from the specific types of bonds, interest rate creditors mainly refer to government bonds, local government bonds, CPPCC new financial bonds and central bank bills. According to whether the bond interest rate changes during the repayment period, interest rate bonds can be divided into fixed rate bonds and floating rate notes. Floating rate notes is generally a medium-and long-term bond. Next is the credit debt. Credit bonds are bonds issued by entities other than the government and based on the commercial credit of enterprises. The main varieties are corporate bonds, corporate bonds, ordinary financial bonds, some corporate bond financing instruments led by dealers' associations, medium-term notes, convertible bonds traded separately, asset-backed securities, subordinated bonds and so on. The most significant difference between credit bonds and national debt is the existence of credit risk, so credit bonds have higher returns than national debt.