September 30, 2024

Privately placed tax-exempt bonds are a type of debt instrument issued by government entities or qualified non-profit organizations to finance public projects or services, such as infrastructure, hospitals, or educational facilities. These bonds are typically offered directly to a small group of investors, rather than through a public offering. Here’s an overview of how they work:

1. Issuance Process Private Placement: Unlike publicly issued bonds, privately placed bonds are sold directly to institutional investors, such as banks, insurance companies, or high-net-worth individuals. The placement process is often quicker and involves fewer regulatory requirements. Issuers: Typically, state or local governments, municipalities, or qualified non-profits (such as hospitals or...

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