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Latest revision as of 16:25, 15 September 2025
1. Bonds and other securities.
The early redemption (repayment) of a security's principal, before the normal final maturity date, at the discretion of the borrower (issuer), in accordance with a call provision in the security's documentation.
2. Options.
Call option.
3. Banks and other financial institutions - accounts.
Call money means funds which can be withdrawn from a financial institution without giving notice.
4. Guarantees and bonds - performance guarantees.
A formal demand by a commercial customer for payment under a performance guarantee.
5. Requests and demands.
More generally, any relatively formal request or demand, which may (or may not) be legally enforceable.
See also
- Bond
- Bring down call
- Call for Action on Adaptation and Resilience
- Call money
- Call option
- Call protection
- Call provision
- Call risk
- Callable
- Callable bond
- Issuer
- Issuer call
- Margin call
- Non-callable
- Option
- Performance guarantee
- Principal
- Put-call parity theory
- Redemption
- Security
- Trigger event
- Yield to call
