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Monthly publication by the North Carolina Department of State Treasurer providing information on bonds, sales, and financial management for municipalities and other entities in North Carolina.

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What is b o n d?

b o n d stands for Bond. It is a financial instrument used by corporations and governments to raise capital. It represents a loan made by an investor to the issuer, who promises to pay interest and return the principal amount on a specified maturity date.

Who is required to file b o n d?

The requirement to file b o n d depends on the context. Corporations and governments are typically the ones that issue bonds to raise capital, while investors can choose to purchase and hold bonds.

How to fill out b o n d?

Filling out a b o n d involves providing the necessary information regarding the amount, interest rate, maturity date, and any other terms and conditions specified by the bond issuer. This information is typically filled out in a bond indenture or contract.

What is the purpose of b o n d?

The purpose of b o n d is to provide a way for corporations and governments to raise capital by borrowing from investors. It allows them to fund projects or operations by promising to repay the borrowed amount with interest over a specified period of time.

What information must be reported on b o n d?

The information reported on b o n d includes the principal amount, interest rate, maturity date, terms and conditions, issuer's credit rating, and any special features or covenants associated with the bond.