yield to call

noun [C] (plural yields to call) (written abbreviation YTC)

Definition

› FINANCE the total yield (= profit) of a bond, etc. if the bond is kept until the call date (= when it must be paid back), when this is earlier than the maturity date (= the original date on which it was planned to pay it back): If the investment is called early at a lower price than what you paid, your yield to call will be lower. → Compare yield to maturity

(Definition of yield to call noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)