Conduit issuer

West Virginia Economic Development Authority

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.

$673.5Mheld by registered funds
67funds holding its bonds
#19of 30 profiled conduits by holdings
0.9%of all conduit holdings
+$192.8Mchange over four quarters

In fund portfolios

Registered funds reported $673.5M of West Virginia Economic Development Authority bonds across 67 funds in the latest quarter (+$41.8M over the quarter). Filers report the issuer under 6 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.

$361.9M · 10 quarters ago$673.5M · latest

Fees, limits and how to apply

What West Virginia Economic Development Authority 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 websiteeda.wv.goveda.wv.gov
Bond programsAdministers West Virginia's tax-exempt Industrial Development Bond volume cap (statewide cap currently $388,780,000; 40% to WV Housing Development Fund, remainder split 35% small-issue, 10% EZ/EC, 55% exempt facility) plus direct lending and loan insurance.eda.wv.gov
Board meetingsMonthly board meeting; next listed October 15, 2026, 11:00am. IRB applications due by the 1st business day of the month and volume cap applications by the 15th for the following board meetingeda.wv.gov
How to applyhttps://wveda2.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/WVEDA-IRB-Application.pdf (IRB application); https://eda.wv.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Cap-Allocation-Application-2026.pdf (volume cap)eda.wv.gov
Source: issuer websites and official documents, read October 2026

Not found on an official page: fee schedule, size limits. Ask the issuer directly; we do not estimate these.

Board meetings

No further meetings published yet for this period. Inducement and bond resolutions go to the board, so its calendar sets the earliest approval dates.

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Methodology

Holdings are positions reported by SEC-registered funds on Form N-PORT, matched to issuers and merged across name variants by Securitief; matching can be wrong. Issuer facts were read on the issuer’s own website or official documents in October 2026; nothing is inferred. Inclusion is not an endorsement or a recommendation of any issuer.

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