A calamity call,which allows the issuer to recall all securities for a specified time,can be used in each of the following situations EXCEPT when:

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A calamity call is typically used in situations where the issuer needs to recall the securities due to unpredictable or adverse circumstances, such as a natural disaster, significant market disruption, or a security breach. It is not typically used when investors want to cash out their positions, as this is a normal part of investing and can be accommodated through the secondary market. The other options (B, C, and D) may impact the issuer's ability to generate cash flow or maintain promised returns, but do not necessarily require a calamity call.

A Calamity Call,which Allows the Issuer to Recall All Securities