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Puttable — A bond is described as puttable, or having a put feature, when the holder has the right to sell the bond back to the issuer at a specific date before maturity. The repurchase price, which may be at par, premium or discount, is specified at the … Financial and business terms
Puttable bond — or put bond is a combination of straight bond and embedded put option. [ [http://www.financial guide.net/markets bonds bond types page7.html Bonds: Bond Types] ] The holder of the puttable bond has the right, but not the obligation, to demand… … Wikipedia
puttable advance — A loan granted to a member financial institution by a Federal Home Loan Bank. The put feature in a puttable advance enables the borrower to prepay the advance, in whole or in part, in the event that prevailing rates decline. Borrowers benefit… … Financial and business terms
puttable bonds — Bonds issued with a provision that the holder is entitled to redeem the bond before the final maturity date. Compare callable bonds … Big dictionary of business and management
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