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Which of the following describes a 'step-up' coupon in a callable bond?
- A contractual requirement forcing the issuer to pay down principal ahead of maturity.
- A drop in the bond's interest rate triggered when the issuer's credit rating improves.
- A discretionary bonus fee paid to the lead underwriter for arranging and pricing the deal.
- A feature where the coupon rate increases if the issuer chooses not to call the bond.
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