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private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Mar 19th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 99 32.00 Open Financial Services Mar 19th, 2018 08:05AM Mar 19th, 2018 08:05AM Open New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 17th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM Feb 17th, 2018 02:25PM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 16th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM Feb 16th, 2017 08:15AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 15th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM Feb 15th, 2017 10:07AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 14th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM Feb 14th, 2017 01:50PM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 13th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM Feb 13th, 2017 04:11PM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 12th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM Feb 12th, 2017 04:15AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 11th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM Feb 11th, 2017 05:35AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 10th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM Feb 10th, 2017 06:43AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks
private:newmexicofinanceauthority-2 1482667 Feb 9th, 2018 12:00AM New Mexico Finance Authority 94 30.00 Open Financial Services Feb 9th, 2017 08:57AM Feb 9th, 2017 08:57AM ABOUT NMFA The New Mexico Finance Authority (NMFA) was created by the New Mexico State Legislature in 1992 to finance infrastructure projects for the state’s counties and cities and certain departments of state government. The objective was to provide low-cost financing for borrowers who might not otherwise be able to access the tax-exempt bond market on a cost-effective basis. The 1992 statute created the Public Projects Revolving Fund (“PPRF”) as the vehicle to accomplish this financing objective. As authorized by the statute, the NMFA issues tax-exempt PPRF bonds to obtain the funds it loans to New Mexico governmental entities. The statute created the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax to serve as a credit enhancement for the NMFA’s bonds. Although the legislature has created additional program responsibilities for the NMFA, the PPRF remains the core of its activities. The NMFA is governed by an eleven member Board of Directors. The NMFA is not subject to the supervision or control of any other board, bureau, department or agency of the state. The Legislative Oversight Committee of the New Mexico State Legislature is empowered to monitor and oversee its operations. New Mexico Finance Authority Banks

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