September 30, 2011

General Considerations in Tribal Debt Finance

As American-Indian tribes have developed more stable sources of revenue and diversified their governmental and commercial activities over the past 20 years, they are increasingly using debt to finance their economic growth and prosperity.  This debt ranges from small local bank loans (sometimes backed with federal government) to multi-hundred million dollar bond and note offerings to finance large scale economic development projects.

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