Consider a bond that gives the bondholder the option to sell the bond to the issuer...

Consider a bond that gives the bondholder the option to sell the bond to the issuer at a pre-specified price and time. This options is likely to be used (exercised) in which of the following cases?

		when the stock price decreases
		when interest rates decrease
		when interest rates increase
		when the stock price increases
		when callable bonds are sold

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When the interest rate will be increasing, it will mean that all the bonds which are providing the share holders with the option to sell the bonds at pre- specified price and have a putable option then, the bond holder will be exercising the option because they will want higher rate of interest and redeeming the bond at lower interest rate as it was reflecting a loss of opportunity income.

All the other options are false.

Correct answer will be option ( C) when interest rate increases

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