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Bond Trustee
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Bond Trustee
An organization, almost always a financial institution, hired by a bond issuer to ensure the terms of the indenture and all applicable laws are being followed. The trustee has a fiduciary responsibility to act on behalf of the issuer, rather than in its own interests.


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Fiduciary Communications, established in 1986, is the leading disseminator financial disclosure information in both print and electronic forms, serving over 300 bond trustees and issuers.
His clients have included state and local governments, agencies and authorities, non-profit corporations, institutional investors, service providers, bond trustees and underwriters.
which are substantial holders of the Muni-GIC Bonds, said: "We commend the efforts of the Muni-GIC Bond trustees and their counsel to date in creating substantial value for these bonds under the terms of the current plan through adversary litigation.
 
 
 
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