Extraordinary Calls
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| There are extraordinary mandatory and extraordinary optional calls. This means that some sort of extraordinary event has occurred, and as a result the issuer may or may not be required to call the bonds. For example, if a toll bridge is financed with a bond offering, and an earthquake caused the bridge to fall, the bonds would have to be called in, and the event was certainly extraordinary. |
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Mandatory Calls The issuer has a mandated savings account (the sinking fund) and is required to make deposits ... Treasury Bond U.S. Treasury bonds, also known as long bonds, are issued in 30-year terms.The T-bond is ... Covered Call A strategy that involves buying stock shares and selling calls. If the calls are assigned, the ... | ||
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