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provisional call trigger price Provisional Call Trigger PriceIn convertible callable bonds, the price at which the underlying stock must trade in order to invalidate the call protection. For example, a convertible bond indenture may specify that if the share price of the underlying stock trades at 200% of the conversion price for a certain number of days, the issuer may call the bond before maturity during the period when it otherwise would be unable to do so.provisional call trigger price The price at which the issuer of a convertible security may call the security during a period of call protection. For example, a convertible bond may allow a provisional call if the underlying common stock trades at 150% (the trigger price) of the conversion price for 30 consecutive days. |