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About half of the $20 billion in water and levee improvement bonds passed since 2000 was unspent as of July, according to the State Treasurer's Office most recent report on debt affordability. It is unclear how much of that money is actually available...
Tags: California, bonds measures, water bonds, water district, general funded, Walnut Creek, Government debt, Bill Lockyer, Bonds
Interest rates on six-month Treasurys hit their lowest level on record and three-month bills their lowest point in 11 months in Monday's auction of T-bills...The Treasury auctioned $30 billion in three-month bills at a discount rate of 0.040 percent,...
Tags: Treasurys, Federal Reserve, debt ceiling, lowest point, discount rate, Merced, Bonds, United States Treasury security, economics, Federal Reserve System, Deficit, Public finance, Government debt, Debt, Business Finance
State-owned National Development Co. (NDC), the investment arm of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), is set to float P3.5-billion worth of Agri-Agra Bonds (AA Bonds) on Wednesday to finance the irrigation projects of the National Irrigation Administration...
Tags: NDC, AA Bonds, agra bonds, float p3, Philippines, Manila, Tranche, Business Finance, Bonds, Fixed income securities, Structured finance
Players in the country’s capital market are meeting on Tuesday morning to discuss the separation of ownership and management referred to as demutualisation of the Nairobi Stock Exchange. Stakeholders are expected to attend a workshop in Nairobi where...
Tags: Capital Market Authority, Capital Markets Authority, Uganda, Kampala, Fixed income market, Bonds, Bond market, Bond, Corporate bond, Financial markets, Stock market, Finance, Business Finance, Nairobi, Jomo Kenyatta
Indonesian coal miner PT Bumi Resources Tbk said on Monday it plans to raise $300 million from the sale of seven-year convertible bonds. The firm said in a statement to the stock exchange that the bonds, which will be issued by fully-owned unit Enercoal...
Tags: PT Bumi Resources Tbk, Indonesia, Jakarta, Debt, Corporate finance, Credit Suisse, Refinancing, Mergers and acquisitions, Bonds, Investment banks, Convertible bond, Business Finance
Sun-Times Columnist One of the remaining obstacles to settling the losses and distributing restitution to Illinois Bright Start investors was removed late last week. The state of Oregon, one of six states that had college savings plan funds invested in...
Tags: Return of Bright Start, Illinois Bright Start, Cook, Financial services, Bond fund, Bonds, Funds, Investment, Finance, Business Finance
Flossmoor village manager Bridget Wachtel said the village locked in a 3.28 interest rate Friday on the $5.6 million still owed on the original $8 million bond issue...The refinancing will mean a savings of $265,000 over the remaining 12 years of payments...
Tags: Bridget Wachtel, Chicago, Refinancing, Flossmoor Illinois, Series E bond, Bonds, Mortgage, Personal finance, Business Finance
Lloyds Banking Group has cut another 810 jobs just a day before the pricing of the rights issue aimed at securing the group's future. Lloyds, which has already axed 12,500 roles since its shotgun wedding with HBoS, said the cuts were being made as a...
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Danville Area Community College trustees will vote Tuesday on issuing $1 million in bonds to enhance the college’s working cash fund. The board also will vote on a tax levy to support the bond issuance...The college normally has a balance of $3.4 million...
Tags: DACC, Danville, Bonds, Danville Area Community College, North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, Vermilion County Illinois, Business Finance, Education
Nov. 24 (PNA) – The average rate of Philippines three- and six-month Treasury bills (T-bills) slightly dropped on Monday while the one-year debt paper rose. The rate of the 91-day paper declined to 3.79 percent from 3.82 percent on Nov. 9, 2009 auction.
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