The period during which the make-whole call provision in a bond agreement is in effect. This means that, from the make-whole call start date to the make-whole call end date, the issuer has the option to call the bond early by paying bondholders the make-whole premium as specified in the bond indenture.

Make whole call start date

The date from which the make-whole call provision in a bond agreement becomes effective. Bondholders should be aware of this date as it signals the issuer's ability to call the bond and pay the make-whole premium to retire the debt before its maturity.

Make whole call end date

The date after which the make-whole call provision in a bond agreement is no longer applicable. If the make-whole call end date is approaching, bondholders should be aware that the issuer may choose to call the bond without incurring additional costs, which could impact the expected returns on the investment.