A bond in which the interest rate increases with increasing time from issuance (a bond that pays an interest rate for an initial period which then increases to a higher rate), where the times and interest rate steps are specified in advance in the bond conditions and are thus known. – In the reverse case, the bond is referred to as a step-down bond. – See bond, floating rate, floater, floor, conversion bond.
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