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Question
editWhich of the following events would make it less likely that a company would choose to call it outstanding callable bonds?
- A reduction in market interest rates
- The company's bonds are downgraded
- a firm just announced to file bankruptcy
- Stmts b and c are correct
- Stmts a and b are correct
Make whole call
editA lot of bonds have a make whole call, where the call price is indexed to some government security at the time of the call. It would be nice if this article covered it. (Yes, I know that I should do it myself.) John L (talk) 21:34, 10 May 2026 (UTC)