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If a bond has a 'Par Call' feature starting 6 months before maturity, what does this mean?
- The investor can demand repayment of par value up to six months early.
- The issuer may only call the bond when its quoted market price is exactly equal to 100.00.
- The issuer can redeem the bond at 100% of face value during that final window.
- The coupon payments are entirely cancelled over the final six months of the term.
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