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  • All of the following about a good faith deposit on a municipal bond underwriting are correct EXCEPT

  • All of the following about a good faith deposit on a municipal bond underwriting are correct EXCEPT

  • All of the following about a good faith deposit on a municipal bond underwriting are correct EXCEPT

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Which of the following is the largest component of a municipal underwriting spread?

Which of the following is the largest component of a municipal underwriting spread? The underwriting spread is the entire amount. Total takedown is made up of the additional takedown and the concession, which makes it the largest component.

When creating a diversified municipal bond portfolio all of the following should be considered except?

From the dated date of August 1, 2011, to the first payment date of March 1, 2012, is 7 months. All of the following should be considered when creating a diversified municipal bond portfolio EXCEPT: The denomination of the bonds in a portfolio is not relevant to diversification.

Which of the following types of municipal bonds is subject to statutory debt limits?

The correct answer was: General obligation (GO) bonds. Only GO bonds, which are backed by the taxing authority of the issuer, are subject to statutory debt limits.

Which of the following municipal bond confirmations must show yield to call?

Confirmations for municipal bonds that are callable will show yield to call for premium bonds.