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call protection investment & finance definition
A situation in which a bond or note cannot be redeemed by the issuer prior to a certain date.
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Call protection
A feature of mortgage loans or mortgage-backed securities designed to reduce the risk of an early call, or early prepayment, of a loan or security.

Call protection refers to provisions that are contained in the terms of agreement associated with a callable bond.

CALL PROTECTION - The aspects of the redemption provisions of an issue of callable bonds that partially protect an investor against an issuer's prepayment of the bonds prior to maturity or act as a disincentive to the issuer's exercise of its ...

Call Protection
The degree of security that an investor has against a bond being called, usually measured by the number of years between today and the call date.

Call Protection
A protective provision of a callable security prohibiting the issuer from calling back the security for a period early in its life.
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Call protection
A feature of some callable bonds that establishes an initial period when the bonds may not be called.
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Bonds that are not callable for a certain number of years before their call date.
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Call Protection
The period during which the issuer cannot redeem a callable security and the investor is thus protected from call risk.
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Call Protection: A security such as a bond is said to have call protection if: (1) the bond states that the option to redeem the bond can be exercised only after a given number of years or at a price greater than the par (face) value of the ...

Call Protection
Time during which a security, with a call provision, cannot be redeemed by the issuer. Corporate and municipal issuers typically have a call protection period of 10 years.

Provisional Call Protection: A convertible that has 'provisional call protection' can be called only if the underlying stock rises to a specific price and remains at that price, or higher, for a specific number of days.

call protection A specified initial period during which a callable bond may not be called.This... call provision A clause in the indenture of a bond expressing the right of the issuer to redeem...

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MIPS are callable after some period of call protection, and convertible into common shares. Some observers see MIPS as tax-deductible equity, in effect. Some in the Treasury department see this as abusive, and want a crackdown.

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