Patrick Ray and Juan Salgado describe the process of issuing bonds and the successes of Phoenix IDA.

Mr. Russell Goings, III Senior Vice President of Hutchinson, Shockey, Erley & Co. presented the Power of Private Activity Bonds and four industrial development bonds case studies.

Sam Balisy with Kutak Rock LLP gives a brief overview of bonds. More specifically, topics include market activity, case studies, and general requirements for tax-exempt bonds.

Dennis McGuire from Piper Jaffray & Co. presents on the current municipal market conditions, land-secured issuance, and case studies on recent bond issuances.

Lauren Trialonas of Squire Patton Boggs LLP presents a variety of financing strategies for local governments and school districts after a disaster, while also providing several accompanying examples in New York State.

Joe Branca of Merrill Lynch discusses the risks involved with social impact bonds and presents a case study displaying all of the key players, terms and project guidelines associated with social impact bonds.

This case study and explanation of the Oregon Express Bond Program was presented by Don Krogh of Classic Foods, Ltd., Pat Campbell of West Coast Bank, Carol McCoog of K&L Gates, LLP, and David Weiss of Business Oregon. Details include the program...

Lancaster Pollard provides a case study demonstrating how taxable, fixed-rate notes insured by the FHA Sec. 221(d)(4) program, privately-placed tax-exempt bonds, 4% LIHTC equity and a CDBG-D grant funded an affordable senior housing complex

A few exemplary bond transactions are outlined by Caitlin Lanctot of the California Statewide Communities Development Authority involving multifamily housing, hospitals, and schools.

Bob Gamble of Public Financial Management gives an introductory overview of bond financing.

The National League of Cities found that if Congress capped the tax exemption to 28% for municipal bonds that finance local infrastructure projects 311,736 jobs, $16.4B of labor income and $24.7B in GDP would have been lost in 2012. If Congress...

Daniel McRae with Seyfarth Shaw discusses the Georgia Bond Market. The presentation includes information on backing the bonds, tax-exempt bonds, manufacturing bonds, 501(c)(3) bonds and much more.

Kirk Claussen with Public Financial Management explores Seaport debt alternatives and the framework for evaluating Seaport Project Finance.

Cheryl Strickland of Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. presents information on market and economic trends in Florida as well as the national municipal bond market and the role that bonds play in development finance.

Ed Gray III with Capital Trust Agency discusses the bond process including case studies from around Florida.

For this webinar on a new clean energy bond finance model, CE+BFI examines Qualified 501(c)(3) bonds as a mechanism for communities with 501(c)(3) organizations seeking to undertake significant clean energy projects

The Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative created this recommended financing model factsheet for clean energy development. The Qualified 501(c)(3) model achieves low-cost capital for renewable energy installations at nonprofit facilities.

This report provides an overview of the first State-led Pay for Success and Social Impact Bond project in the nation as well as details on metrics and evidence of its social impact and methodology used to calculate payments.

This report from CDFA, Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program and Clean Energy Group demonstrates the tremendous potential for state and local bonding agencies to support clean energy investment through the bond market.

PGAV Planners produced this concise case study highlighting the Arnold Commons project in Arnold, Missouri. PGAV shares project details primarily focused on the tax increment financing elements of the project.

Daniel Martinez of Winstead PC discusses bonds as the bedrock of development finance and how this long-standing tool can be used today.

Illinois Finance Authority emphasizes the use of loans and bonds to provide the lowest cost of capital possible to public, private, and nonprofit borrowers for energy efficiency improvements.

Robert Sanders and Lewis Milford with the Clean Energy Group make a number of innovative recommendations for expanding the use of solar generation for community development, specifically in low-income neighborhoods in Baltimore, Maryland.

Jack Brusewitz with Hilliard Lyons presents to the Roundtable on public financing in Michigan, beginning with an introduction and moving to a market update with two case studies.

The basics of bonds, including the Projects, the Players, and the Law, are covered here in a presentation by John Kamins with Foster Swift. His layout of the deals can be helpful for someone new to the bond world.

Caren Franzini discusses the benefits of tax-exempt bond finance and explores varied case studies to illustrate their structures.

Aspects of bond deals for infrastructure, industrial and small business development are discussed in this powerful panel: Russell Goings III with Hutchinson, Shockey, Erley & Co., Robert Gamble with Public Financial Management, James Hamill with the...

Lancaster Pollard created this case study to showcase the innovated financial structuring of a 50-unit affordable housing complex which incorporated Low Income Housing Tax Credits, Tax-Exempt Bonds, an FHA pilot program, and a bridge loan.

This collaborative presentation reviews the case of Bronx Charter School for Excellence and how other charter schools can use bonds to finance new construction and keep a competitive edge.

The Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative crafted an 'Anatomy of the Deal' document to highlight the main aspects of the NYSERDA Energy Efficiency Bond project and provide a comprehensive list of resources.

Kip Wahlers with Ice Miller provides detailed information on bond finance in Ohio. Wahlers explores programs from the state level down and the various programs that are supported through bonds. Additionally, Wahlers provides several case studies...

Price Finley with Bricker & Eckler discusses a variety of case studies where TIF and tax credits were used to finance sustainable, smart growth developments.

In August 2012, Goldman Sachs Bank’s Urban Investment Group (UIG) announced the first social impact bond (SIB) in the United States, a $9.6M loan it would make to support the delivery of therapeutic services to teenagers incarcerated on Rikers...

Cheryl Strickland of Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. presents information on market and economic trends in Georgia as well as the national municipal bond market and the role that bonds play in development finance.

Steve Eikenberry with First American Bank discusses bond financing strategies in the state and how this tool can be used to provide a significant portion of a project's capital. Eikenberry shares a number of projects that utilized various bonds to...

Rich Frampton with Illinois Finance Authority shares an array of successful projects around the state that used bonds, among other tools, to finance improvements and access low-cost capital.

Jimmy Shanahan with Shanahan & Shanahan shares experience with bond financing for local projects. Shanahan also touches on public private partnerships, project coordination, privatization, and more.

This document provides an overview of Michigan's Private Activity Bond Program. It includes detailed information on who qualifies as an eligible borrower and how the application process works.

The Clean Energy + Bond Finance Initiative created this recommended financing model for clean energy development. The BBIA model leverages bond financing to achieve relatively low cost capital for renewable energy. Furthermore, this model allows for...

Johnson Controls published a detailed report covering Property Assessed Clean Energy financing. The report explores the history of PACE, current market conditions, various financing models, case studies, and more.

This report from Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe explains the benefits of using tax-exempt bonds to finance hotel projects and covers everything from defining bonds to case study projects.

The initial financial plan for the Doyle Drive Replacement Project which incorporates a combination of State, Federal, and local sources to fully fund the project. The report was submitted by Federal Highway Administration, San Francisco County...

The Idaho Bond Bank Authority created this presentation intended to provide information about the IBBA in relation to its Revenue Bonds, to current and prospective investors.

Margaret Comey and Gregory Daniels from Squire Sanders discuss the many development finance tools available in Ohio. This presentation includes tools, legal basis, and case studies.

Cadmus Hicks with Nuveen Investments provides market reports and analysis on tax-exempt bonds and revenues to the California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission.

Tioga Energy case study of a solar project financed using county bonds, Solar Renewable Energy Credits, and a Power Purchase Agreement.

Toby Rittner, President & CEO Council of Development Finance Agencies, discusses CDFA, development finance trends, best practices, case studies, and a wide variety of development finance programs.

Pew Center on the States evaluates how states across the country are effectively spending money to spur growth and jobs. Pew emphasizes the importance of regular program evaluation and comparative research.

John Kerr of the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority compares the economic development finance abilities of Ohio's and Michigan's ports, and discusses legislative changes to bring the two in line.

Brent Leslie of the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority discusses public-private partnerships conducted through Ohio's ports, and presents several case study projects.