10. Callable bonds are bonds that can be called by the issuer before the maturity of the bond and leaves the investors with reinvestment risk.
So, the callable bonds are sold at a price which is less than the non callable bonds/ straight bonds due to the uncertainty of these bonds.
The price of callable bonds = price of straight bond - value of call option
So, price of straight bond = price of callable bonds + value of call option.
So, bond B = value of bond A + value of call option
So, the correct option is option B. Callable bonds will always sell at a price which is less than the straight bond because the call option adds value to an issuer.
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