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Which of the following describes the correct accounting treatment of an 'In-the-Money' (ITM) convertible bond when calculating Enterprise Value?
- The bond's face value is added to Total Debt, and the shares from conversion are added to FDSO.
- The bond is ignored entirely because it is a hybrid security.
- The shares from conversion are added to FDSO, and the bond's value is excluded from Total Debt.
- The bond's face value is added to Total Debt, and no shares are added to FDSO.
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