callable

IPA: kˈɔɫʌbʌɫ

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Where does this idea of "callable" debt come from?
Some bonds are freely callable, meaning they can be redeemed anytime.
What's New in This Release: [read full changelog] · Closures are now "callable".
Many bonds are callable, meaning the issuer can choose to pay off the bond early.
Additionally, we called some higher priced brokered CDs and replaced them with lower cost, longer term callable brokered CDs.
The contracts are callable, which is to say that they can terminate early if the underlying moves too far in the wrong direction.
Redeemable -- Most preferreds are also redeemable, or "callable," meaning the issuer has the right to call (redeem) the shares after a stated date.
Those bonds, like many munis, are "callable," meaning Illinois can retire them as early as 2018, in which case the effective yield drops to about 4.25%.
We continue to fund a portion of our assets through long term callable brokered CDs, giving the bank flexibility should interest rates change in the future.