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Bond Market Association

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Bond market association
An international trade association of broker/dealers and banks in US government and federal agency securities, municipal securities, mortgage-backed securities, and money market securities.
Bond Market Association
A nonprofit trade association for approximately 200 securities firms that underwrite, trade, and sell debt securities. The association compiles statistics, attempts to standardize market practices, and serves as an industry advocate before legislators and regulators.
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The Association formally changed its name to the Bond Market Association in 1997 and since then has opened a London office, helped form the European and American Securitization Forums and the European Primary Dealers Association.
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47 percent and pay the current weekly Bond Market Association (BMA) Index.
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Morgan Chase and the Bank of New York), the Fixed Income Clearing Corporation, securities dealers, an interdealer broker, a custodian bank, a money market fund, The Bond Market Association, and the Investment Company Institute.
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