medium · Debt Capital Markets
In the context of the 'Pull to Par' effect, how does a callable bond trading at a premium behave as it approaches its first call date?
- The price remains constant until maturity.
- The price rises indefinitely until the call is officially announced.
- The price pulls toward par regardless of the call price.
- The price pulls toward the call price rather than the par value.
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