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College sweetens bond deal by adding 600-bed student apartments

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By Amanda Albright Verified, Elizabeth Rembert Verified
| Crain's Chicago Business Verified
A private college in Illinois is sweetening its upcoming bond deal by adding a student apartment complex to increase investor protections.
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College Sweetens Bond Deal by Adding 600-Bed Student Apartments

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By Amanda Albright Verified, Elizabeth Rembert Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
A private college in Illinois is sweetening its upcoming bond by adding a student apartment complex to increase investor protections. , a small school in Decatur, Illinois, that’s struggled with declining enrollment, recently boosted the terms of its delayed $49 million deal by including provisions that would give investors the rights to the 600-bed apartment facility called the Woods at Millikin.
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Bitcoin-Backed Muni Bond Fails to Get New Hampshire Sign Off

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By Elizabeth Rembert Verified
| VettaFi Advisor Perspectives Verified
New Hampshire’s executive council voted down a proposal to bring the first Bitcoin-backed bond to the municipal market. The bond sale, managed by Jefferies through private placement, failed to win approval on Wednesday from the council that would have allowed a conduit issuer to sell the bonds. The New Hampshire Business Finance Authority’s proposal to sell $100 million of taxable municipal bonds failed to pass, according to results posted on the council’s website.
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