A bond feature that allows the bond issuer to buy back the debt from the bondholders...
A bond feature that allows the bond issuer to buy back the debt from the bondholders at a pre-specified price is called a..
A) Convertibility feature
B) Warrant
C) Callability feature
D) Putability feature
Homework Answers
Answer - C) Callability feature
Callability feature allows the issuer of debt or bond to call back or retire the debt at a pre-defined price.
Putability featre gives this option to the bond holder (and not the issuer).
Convertibility feature allows bond holder to convert the bond into predefined number of shares at a predefined price.
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