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Only the bank can call a “Callable CD”. The CD investor has, in effect, sold the right to call the CD to the bank. The bank’s right to call the CD has considerable value. Thus, the bank issuing the CD pays the investor a higher interest rate than he would receive from investing in a non-callable CD, in exchange for this right to call the issue.
