The contingent convertible bond (CoCo) is a structured instrument that emerged at the end of 2009. This paper explores the CoCo risk management strategy from the standpoint of investors. Taking the Equity Derivation Law as its framework, this study analyzes the hedging performance based on the static hedging of options and then introduces jumps risk to allow sudden bank defaults, observing the changes in hedging performance. By scenario analysis, this study finds that CoCo can control its investment risks via equity derivatives and that static hedging can effectively reduce the standard deviation and value-at-risk (VaR).