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optional call

A bond feature which allows the issuer to redeem the bond before it matures. Bonds with optional calls are issued at a premium to compensate for lost interest payments. Optional calls are usually exercised when current interest rates are lower than the rates at time of issuance.

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  1. Optional Call - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
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