Conduit issuer

California Infrastructure & Economic Development Bank

Issues for projects anywhere in its state. What fund holdings show about its bonds, and what the issuer itself publishes about fees, size limits and board meetings.

$2.9Bheld by registered funds
154funds holding its bonds
#7of 30 profiled conduits by holdings
3.7%of all conduit holdings
−$833.1Mchange over four quarters

In fund portfolios

Registered funds reported $2.9B of California Infrastructure & Economic Development Bank bonds across 154 funds in the latest quarter (−$62.8M over the quarter). Filers report the issuer under 9 name variants, merged here. Holdings cover all of the issuer’s conduit bonds — housing, nonprofit and transportation as well as industrial — so they show buyer familiarity, not manufacturing volume.

$2.1B · 10 quarters ago$2.9B · latest

Fees, limits and how to apply

What California Infrastructure & Economic Development Bank publishes
Each line as stated on the issuer’s own page, linked on the right. Fees and schedules change; confirm with the issuer.
ItemAs publishedSource
Official websiteibank.ca.govibank.ca.gov
Bond programsConduit bonds: Industrial Development Bonds (manufacturing), Exempt Facility Bonds, 501(c)(3) Bonds, Public Agency Revenue Bonds.ibank.ca.gov
Fee scheduleFee schedule effective Feb 1, 2024. 501(c)(3): $5,000 application fee; issuance fee 20 bps (minimum $15,000) up to $10M; $20,000 + 5 bps over $10M up to $120M; $75,000 + 2.5 bps over $120M up to $500M; annual fee 1.5 bps up to $100M (min $1,500), $15,000 + 0.5 bps over $100M-$500M. Exempt facility: $5,000 application; 40 bps (min $30,000); $40,000 + 10 bps over $10M up to $120M; $150,000 + 5 bps over $120M up to $500M; annual 3 bps up to $100M (min $3,000), $30,000 + 1 bp over $100M-$500M. Over $500M negotiated. IDBs: $2,000 application fee ($500,000-$10,000,000 par); issuance fee $1,250 at $500,000, $2,500 at $1M, $12,500 at $5M, $25,000 at $10M; annual fee $500. Annual fees due September 1. CDLAC and STO agent-for-sale fees separate.ibank.ca.gov
Size limitsIDBs: tax-exempt financing up to $10 million for qualified manufacturing and processing companies (IDB application fee tier covers $500,000 to $10,000,000).ibank.ca.gov
Board meetings2026 board meetings: Feb 25, Mar 25, Apr 22, Jun 10, Jul 22, Aug 26, Sep 23, Oct 28, Nov 18, Dec 16 (Jan and May cancelled). 2027: Jan 27, Feb 24, Mar 24, Apr 28, May 19, Jun 23, Jul 28, Aug 18, Sep 22, Oct 27, Nov 17, Dec 15. (2026 dates from https://ibank.ca.gov/2026-board-meetings/)ibank.ca.gov
How to applyhttps://ibank.ca.gov/bonds/bond-applications-documents/ (separate 501(c)(3), exempt facility and IDB applications; submit to BondUnit@Ibank.ca.gov)ibank.ca.gov
Source: issuer websites and official documents, read October 2026

Board meetings

Next published meeting: Nov 18, 2026, 19 days from this page’s build. Inducement and bond resolutions go to the board, so its calendar sets the earliest approval dates.

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