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With early discussions of two Bond projects going on last year and the recent confirmation (yes, I just linked to a James Bond fan site) that Activision is delivering another Bond game next year, yearly Bond games are all but a solid fact.
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So, it is a very different market than it was 10 years ago, and you're going to see a lot of corporate bond issuance as these infrastructure projects go out there, and you can capture some pretty good yields and you know what you're buying because it's a corporate bond.
Proceeds from the bond will support seven projects: Eglinton Crosstown Light Rail Transit (LRT) in Toronto: $ 407 million GO Transit Whitby Rail -LSB-...]
Last summer Extell and Brookland raised a combined $ 305.5 million through on bond offering on the Tel Aviv exchange, the first time U.S. - based developers went to the Israeli market seeking funding for domestic projects, as The Real Deal reported.
General Obligation (GO) bonds are municipal bonds backed by the credit and «taxing power» of the issuing jurisdiction rather than the revenue from a given project.
Diana goes on to note the county recently received Aaa Bond Rating by Moody's Investors Service and is working on a number of yet - uncompleted projects, such as completion of the SUNY Orange Branch Campus in Newburgh and enhancements to the Main Campus in Middletown.
If Cuomo's plan were to go through, every project funded through these bonds would need to be cleared by the Public Authorities Control Board, a three - member body that needs unanimous approval for all votes.
North Country state lawmakers praised the funding increases for clean water infrastructure projects: both one - house bills accept the governor's $ 2 billion program spread out over five years (the Senate version tacks on a $ 5 billion water infrastructure bond act that would go before the voters in 2018).
ALBANY — The New York State Thruway Authority voted to provide $ 750 million in a one - time cash windfall to keep construction of the Tappan Zee Bridge replacement going for another year, avoiding the need to issue bonds for the ongoing, $ 3.9 billion project in 2015.
For example, Leggett said, if the town knows it will have to replace a roof in 10 years, it can't put aside $ 20,000 per year in a capital reserve fund to pay for the project, and the town is forced to bond rather than pay - as - you - go.
Bond, who has been trying for four years to raise money to refine the design of Skylon, a variant of Hotol, says: «I told (Davis) that an important project and technology is going to die.
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As part of an on - going series of community forums, The Project for Deeper Understanding and KPCW partnered to bring the discussion on the Park City School District School Bond issue.
The project is funded using $ 95.6 million in airport revenue bonds, $ 250.5 million in customer facility charge (CFC) senior lien revenue bonds, $ 62.4 million in airport development funds, $ 141.7 million in CFC pay - as - you - go funds, $ 37.7 million in passenger facility charge revenue, and the TIFIA direct loan.
In addition to the TIFIA loan, the $ 4.979 billion project is funded through $ 3.047 billion in toll revenue bonds and notes, $ 42 million from the NYSTA capital program and $ 290 in pay - as - you - go toll revenues during construction.
Revenue bonds are relatively riskier, since unlike GO bonds, they depend on the success of the specific project they are issued to fund, such as toll bridges or airport facilities, to pay interest to bondholders.
We're referring to municipal bonds, which are the go - to means for municipalities, or government entities, to fund public projects.
BlackRock's All - Bond Portfolio has a projected MER of 1.30 % (with 0.5 % going to advisers), while its aggressive equity portfolio comes in at 1.81 % (with 1 % to advisers.)
When GO Municipal Bonds Perform Well Because these bonds are typically based on a project, they tend to perform well when construction is going well and the completion remains on tBonds Perform Well Because these bonds are typically based on a project, they tend to perform well when construction is going well and the completion remains on tbonds are typically based on a project, they tend to perform well when construction is going well and the completion remains on track.
«If these measures were to pass, companies will have no other option but to file a lawsuit against the state of Oklahoma,» said Yates «If you go bankrupt or they unload a project because of the economics of it, you also have the potential of school districts that bonded these projects — who's going to foot that bill?
This morning, the iPhone maker issued a new $ 1 billion bond on with a special rule that proceeds raised from the bond sale will go towards investment in renewable energy projects.