Issuers and conduit borrowers refunding or defeasing outstanding tax-exempt debt generally have two funding options, State and Local Government Series securities (“SLGS”) or open market securities (“OMS”). While SLGS are widely used, in many instances OMS can provide savings to the issuer or borrower. Listen today for tips to consider when thinking about your escrow fund investment options. (November 7, 2024)
Issuers and conduit borrowers refunding or defeasing outstanding tax-exempt debt generally have two funding options, State and Local Government Series securities (“SLGS”) or open market securities (“OMS”). While SLGS are widely used, in many instances OMS can provide savings to the issuer or borrower. Listen today for tips to consider when thinking about your escrow fund investment options. (November 7, 2024)
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