Callable Bonds May Not Be Called Immediately After a Rate

question 94

Multiple Choice

Callable bonds may not be called immediately after a rate decrease because

• A) the call price if often at a premium above par value.
• B) the call provision is often deferred for several years after the bond's issue.
• C) recalling the old bonds and issuing new ones involves non-trivial flotation costs.
• D) all of the above.

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