A source of financing that private lenders do not normally cover. In Florida, a $75 million pool is available for financing certain manufacturing projects. Bonds are approved by a local government with the principal and interest paid solely by the beneficiary company. Bond proceeds can be used for site acquisition, architectural and engineering expenses, building construction costs, and equipment purchase.
A tax-exempt bond issued by a state or local government agency to finance industrial or commercial projects that serve a public good. The bond usually is not backed by the full faith and credit of the government that issues it, but is repaid solely from t
A tax-exempt municipal bond issued by a community to raise funds for the financing of private business facilities.
A form of municipal bond whose issuer's ability to pay interest and principal is based on revenue earned from an industrial complex.
Bond issued by local government agencies on behalf of corporations.
A security issued by a state, political subdivision or certain agencies or authorities for certain specific purposes but backed by the credit of a private enterprise.
Municipal bonds issued for the purpose of constructing facilities for profit-making corporations.
