Debt Schedules of Tax‐Exempt Bonds Using NIC

Bryan Stanhouse and Duane Stock

Financial Markets, Institutions & Instruments, 2001, vol. 10, issue 5, 234-252

Abstract: Municipal bonds are a large proportion of the total number of securities offered every year. The volume outstanding is more than that of all federal agency debt. It is important that the issuance procedure be as cost efficient as possible. This research develops a model to minimize the net interest cost of a municipal bond issue. Net interest cost remains a highly popular award criteria. The model incorporates the level and shape of the yield curve, the schedule of revenue to be received, and the segmented nature of the municipal market.

Date: 2001
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