Issuers
Conduit issuer profiles
The 30 conduit issuers whose bonds registered funds hold most, with the facts each one publishes — fees, size limits, board meetings — linked to the issuer’s own pages.
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Methodology
The thirty most-held conduit issuers after merging filer name variants; two entries are left out because the filings do not settle which issuer or state they belong to. A dash means not published or not found — never zero. Listing is not an endorsement.
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Sources: SEC Form N-PORT and FDIC call reports (holdings), IRS and Census (volume cap and population), state agency publications. Issuer classification and aggregation are Securitief’s own and may contain matching errors; figures may be revised. No licensed index levels (MMD, BVAL, ICE) or EMMA trade data are used. Past holdings do not indicate future demand, pricing or the availability of financing. Interest on private activity bonds may be subject to the alternative minimum tax; tax treatment depends on the facts and the opinion of bond counsel.