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Government Contracts

Sep. 16, 2011

California eyeing retail bond market

California is positioned to offer municipal bond notes in denominations as low as $25, an attempt to make the investment affordable to the general public.


By Ben Adlin


Daily Journal Staff Writer


California has positioned itself to offer municipal bond notes in denominations as low as $25, an attempt to make the investment affordable to the general public. Until AB 1408 was signed into law last week, the lowest face value available to California was $1,000.


Treasurer Bill Lockyer's office is penciling out the numbers now. If he finds a way to make it work, California would become the first st...

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