The University of California just closed a massive $2.2 billion municipal bond sale this week. Here's the twist: part of this deal was actually shelved months ago when tensions flared between state leadership and federal authorities over research funding freezes. The institution pushed forward with the offering despite earlier complications tied to those federal funding disputes. It's a notable move in the municipal debt market, especially given the political backdrop that initially derailed portions of the transaction.
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PoolJumper
· 12-10 23:16
NGL, the federation over there is really outrageous. California can still push forward with the $2.2 billion bond financing. Can't see that kind of capability anywhere else.
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FunGibleTom
· 12-10 20:30
The University of California's move is pretty aggressive; neither the federal nor state government’s disputes have scared it. It still needs to raise funds.
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MEVEye
· 12-10 20:21
Damn, UC's move this time is pretty aggressive.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 12-10 20:16
UC's move this time is quite aggressive, directly throwing out 2.2 billion, resolving the previous political mess... When it comes to liquidity and capital flow, timing is crucial; just catch the right surfing points.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 12-10 20:14
The University of California's move is quite bold, successfully issuing a $2.2 billion bond despite political turmoil.
The University of California just closed a massive $2.2 billion municipal bond sale this week. Here's the twist: part of this deal was actually shelved months ago when tensions flared between state leadership and federal authorities over research funding freezes. The institution pushed forward with the offering despite earlier complications tied to those federal funding disputes. It's a notable move in the municipal debt market, especially given the political backdrop that initially derailed portions of the transaction.