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The University of Nebraska Facilities Corporation Bonds

The University of Nebraska Facilities Corporation, established in 2001 and located in Lincoln, Nebraska, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to financing and facilitating educational facilities for the University of Nebraska system. The corporation primarily focuses on issuing bonds to support the construction, renovation, and improvement of campus infrastructure, ensuring that the university can provide a high-quality educational environment.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
UNIHGR 3.04% 2049-10-01 USDThe University of Nebraska Facilities CorporationUnited States2049-10-013.0375.02
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The University of Nebraska Facilities Corporation issue history

Since its inception, the corporation has actively issued revenue bonds to fund significant projects, including a notable $40 million issuance in 2012 aimed at enhancing student housing and facilities. As of October 2023, their bonds have shown competitive yields compared to industry standards, reflecting strong demand and solid backing from university revenues. The corporation's bonds often feature annual payment schedules and have proven appealing to retail investors seeking stable, education-related fixed-income opportunities.