Übersetzung für "Municipal bonds" in Deutsch

Then federal interest rates plunged, and investors moved into municipal bonds.

Yields on tax-exempt municipal bonds are significantly lower than corporate bonds because of the potential tax saving.

This amounts to more than ten times the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority’s total expenditure in 2005, and six times the total value of municipal bonds issued by all local governments and utilities in India in more than a decade.

But it should not include securities such as mortgage bonds and municipal bonds which already benefit from special guarantees and for which no additional cover is needed.

Voting will now begin on the measure authorizing continued procurement of municipal bonds.

The US Financial guarantee for municipal bonds has proved a mechanism with significant impact in expanding the individual investors market.

The US private guarantee market is very well developed and is often used to guarantee public municipal bonds that are used to fund infrastructure projects.

So, by trading in pre-refunded municipal bonds, we can offer our clients triple tax-exempt returns.

Moody's "Bond Record" offer very complete information on corporate, municipal and foreign bonds, as well as some preferred stocks.

But since global markets have been flush with liquidity, and municipal bonds offer tax breaks for American investors, money has instead flooded in.

This implies that individuals in low tax brackets will find tax-exempt municipal bonds less attractive than non tax-exempt bonds.

Nothing new: we do our best to make our guests feel at home, but also at home there are condominium and municipal bonds to be respected... (Translated with Google Translate)

The transaction packaged municipal bonds issued by Western Riverside Council of Governments, and carried innovative structural features which protected investors against credit and extension risk of the underlying assessments as well as the bankruptcy risk of Riverside County, who collects the underlying PACE special assessments.

As cities cover a good part of these costs by issuing municipal bonds, they additionally have to generate billions of dollars to pay back interest on private loans.

Most municipal bonds (as well as some corporate bonds issued by municipalities on corporate behalf) are tax-exempt, but not all.

Several state and local governments are planning to protect against natural disasters in the coming years and are implementing environmentally-friendly policies to try and halt the effects of global warming. Capital in the form of municipal bonds will be required to fund these initiatives and also repair damage to infrastructure.