Arbitrage Bond

Arbitrage Bond: Municipal Bonds for Interest Rate Advantage
An arbitrage bond is issued by a municipality to gain an interest rate advantage by refunding higher-rate bonds before their call date. The proceeds from the lower-rate refunding issue are invested in higher-yielding treasuries until the first call date of the higher-rate issue being refunded.

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