Revenue Bond
A bond which is to be repaid from a specific source of revenues, typically those produced by the facility or system for which the bond is issued.
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Foundational conference for attorneys and municipal market participants new to areas of bond law hosted in Austin, TX, April 8 – 10, 2026.
A NABL member since 2016, Christie represents state and municipal governments in the issuance of tax-exempt and taxable bonds, notes, and other debt obligations.
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NABL’s Scholarly Journal providing expert commentary and analysis of recent developments in municipal bond law and public finance.
As the 119th Congress begins its second session, the Public Finance Network reiterates core policy priorities for the municipal market.
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A bond which is to be repaid from a specific source of revenues, typically those produced by the facility or system for which the bond is issued.