noncallable

American  

[non-kaw-luh-buhl] / nɒnˈkɔ lə bəl /

adjective

1. not capable of being called.

2. not subject to redemption prior to maturity, as securities.

3. not subject to payment on demand, as money loaned.

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Etymology

Origin of noncallable

non- + callable

Example Sentences

The note, issued in 2006, part of the first generation of ETNs, is a 30-year noncallable issue.

From The Wall Street Journal

By law, issuers can raise money to refund noncallable bonds only once before those bonds mature.

From New York Times

That might strike you as tantamount to financial and moral failure, but seen another way the late payers are taking advantage of the fact that mortgages are noncallable and also usually nonrecourse.

From Forbes