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Or they could convert their debt into new guaranteed bonds whose yield was just 6.5%.

Unlike the fund, the new agency will be able to issue fully guaranteed bonds for trading on international markets to raise capital.

Burnley police insisted they could have guaranteed Bond's safety.

Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, $300 million of guaranteed bond anticipation notes.

Or Government-sponsored institutions might swap existing i.o.u.'s for some new type of guaranteed bond.

His government took over several of the province's financially troubled railroads, and guaranteed bonds sold to fund irrigation projects.

The fund pledged land to railroad companies and guaranteed bonds issued by the railroad companies on the land.

Most of the capital investment needed to build the railroad were got from selling government guaranteed bonds (granted per mile of completed track) to interested investors.

Heavy expansion of the rail system did not get under way until the Guarantee Act of 1849 that guaranteed bond returns on all railways over 75 miles.

The vesting of underwriting authority for an SBA guaranteed bond will be limited to permanent employees of the surety.

These standards and must be used on both SBA and non-SBA guaranteed bonds.

Typical credit events include bankruptcy with respect to the reference entity and failure to pay with respect to its direct or guaranteed bond or loan debt.

President Reagan has vetoed a bill that would have allowed state and local development companies for small business to prepay and reissue federally guaranteed bonds when interest rates fall.

In the 1975 fiscal crisis in New York City, Washington guaranteed bonds issued by the city, but never had to pay anything and actually made money on the deal.

Creditor banks would swap one part for guaranteed bonds, which most analysts say would have to be sold at a discount, while the other part would be rescheduled.

The state unconditionally guaranteed bond issues by railroad companies, ensuring steady flow of new investors; during the concession period, the owner-operator was entitled to all the profits of the venture.

The amount of guaranteed bonds swapped for the commercial bank debt would in theory be no more than the amount covered by the foreign reserves the debtor nation placed in the guarantee fund.

The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority yesterday priced $300 million worth of guaranteed bond anticipation notes due on April 16, 1990, through underwriters led by Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc.

Among the issues priced yesterday was a $350 million offering of 10-year guaranteed bonds for the Victorian Public Authorities Finance Agency, the financing arm of Australia's state of Victoria.

'This is where National Savings, guaranteed bonds and TESSAs come in useful, but people who reach this point on the savings ladder should check their insurances and pension arrangements.

The Mexican issue will go to banks that offer to retire the most debt -as much as $20 billion, if banks were to take about 50 cents of guaranteed bonds for each dollar of old debt.

A raft of insurers including Sun Alliance, Scottish Provident and Clerical Medical have launched guaranteed bonds designed to do just that and last week the mighty Shearson Lehman produced its own offshore contract to help remove risk.

The International Finance Review (IFR) 2010: awarded the prize to the best bonus in Yen denomination to the guaranteed bond by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) in December 2009.

The Student Loan Marketing Association, or Sallie Mae, a Government-chartered, privately owned corporation that sells guaranteed bonds to investors to raise money for student loans from financial institutions, is offering $500 million in six-month floating-rate notes through various dealers.

The Act created a System entity to issue up to $4 billion in federally guaranteed bonds, required the U.S. Treasury to pay a portion of the interest on these bonds, and also required the FCS to ultimately repay the Treasury for this assistance.