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Conduit Financing

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Conduit Financing
A financing arrangement involving a government or other qualified agency using its name in an issuance of fixed income securities for a non-profit organization's large capital project.

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The government or other qualified agency is not responsible for paying the required cash flows to investors - all cash flows come directly from the project.


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An illustration of the ability of a high-volume mortgage intermediary like Meridian to deliver conduit financing for relatively small loans is our deal on 239 Knickerbocker Avenue in Brooklyn.
To apply, companies contact a financial adviser who helps them put together the necessary paperwork and guides them through a roughly 90-day process that, if successful, leads toward what is known as conduit financing.
The taxable years at issue in the TAMs were 1990-1994, which precede the final conduit financing regulations issued pursuant to Sec.
 
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