Investments

Table as of: 01/17/2013 13:06 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount

CALIFORNIA

ARIZONA

Municipal bond mutual funds recorded a second consecutive week of strong flows, as funds that report their flows weekly saw $1.44 billion in inflows for the week of Jan. 16

Municipal bond mutual funds saw $43 billion in inflows in 2012, a huge increase over flow numbers from the previous two years.

Tax-exempt money market funds gave up two-thirds of the impressive gains they generated last week.

New York public health system Nassau Health Care Corp. captured an interest rate of 0.4% and saw broad investor interest Tuesday when it sold $40 million of insured revenue anticipation notes backed by future Medicaid payments.

Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee's proposed $8.2 billion budget includes a corporate tax cut and a $20 million local package to help distressed communities.

The executive director of AASHTO, John Horsley, is going out with a bang, spending the final weeks before his planned retirement pushing Congress to make authorize $50 billion of tax-credit bonds and to change fuel tax policy.

Table as of: 01/16/2013 09:41 AM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount

IOWA

ALABAMA

On Wednesday the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York approved a $155 million bond for Pace University.

The House late Tuesday approved more than $50 billion of aid for victims of Superstorm Sandy, which ravaged parts of New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and other states.

The Austin City Council is expected to approve up to $150 million of taxable revenue bonds Thursday to build a new consolidated car rental facility and parking garage at Austin Bergstrom International Airport.

Faced with decreased state funding, Kentucky's eight public universities are asking the state for permission to issue their own bonds for pent-up capital needs.

Bond-related bills pending in the Virginia House of Delegates would limit toll increases on the Dulles Toll Road and authorize the commonwealth, through authorities, to purchase and control the privately-owned Dulles Greenway.

CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA

Ohio State University comes to market Wednesday with $350 million of subordinate-lien bonds that will be used to build new housing to finance a plan that requires all freshmen and sophomores to live on campus by 2016.