For optional redemption dates securities, maturity date is pre- identified by the issuer and but not declared to the investor. In which, the security is redeemed at any interest date or between two specified dates, or at any interest date on or after a specified date. Select one: a. True O b. False

For optional redemption dates securities, maturity date is pre- identified by the issuer and but not declared to the investor. In which, the security is redeemed at any interest date or between two specified dates, or at any interest date on or after a specified date. Select one: a. True O b. False

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For optional redemption dates securities, maturity date is pre-
identified by the issuer and but not declared to the investor.
In which, the security is redeemed at any interest date or
between two specified dates, or at any interest date on or
after a specified date.
Select one:
a. True
b. False

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