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Step-Down Note
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Step-down note
A floating-rate note whose interest rate declines after a specified period of time.
Step-Down Note
A debt security issued with a high coupon rate that gradually decreases over the life of the security. The decreases occur at regular intervals stated in the bond indenture. See also: Step-up bond.
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