Callable and Safe haven: Difference between pages

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A jurisdiction considered to be very low-risk to invest in.

A traditional example would have been Switzerland.

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A very low-risk asset or asset class.

Traditional examples would include gold and central government debt of highly creditworthy countries.

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-Callable refers to an issue of securities where the issuer (borrower) has the right to redeem the security before its stated maturity date.
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+A jurisdiction considered to be very low-risk to invest in.
+A traditional example would have been Switzerland.
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+A very low-risk asset or asset class.
+Traditional examples would include gold and central government debt of highly creditworthy countries.
 == See also ==
-* [[Call]]
+* [[Flight to quality]]
-* [[Callable bond]]
+* [[Jurisdiction]]
-* [[Non-callable]]
+* [[Haven]]
-* [[Puttable]]
+* [[Stress]]
+* [[Tax haven]]
-[[Category:Long_term_funding]]