Public Finance
What Is Public Finance?
The Public Finance
Department's objective is to work with municipal governments,
universities, transportation authorities, not-for-profit entities
and major corporations (who are permitted to issue tax-exempt
obligations) to finance their current and future project
needs.
Public Finance and Citi
Our experience in
developing capital formation strategies for health care systems,
utilities, highways, schools and more is unmatched: Since 1997,
we've been ranked #1 in managing both negotiated and competitive
U.S. Long-Term Municipals.
Impressive figures, especially when you stop to consider that these
projects often involve complex public/private partnerships, such as
stadiums, airports, and developer-related project financings, in
addition to mergers and acquisition (M&A) advisory work,
securitizations, fixed- and variable-rate debt and derivatives
transactions.
The United States still represents a bulk of our business, but we
continue to extend our reach by assisting our clients and other
Citi locations on public financing projects in Europe, Canada and
South America.
How Are We Structured?
Public Finance is
organized into functional groups—Regional, Industry and Product
Groups—in which specialists work as a team to meet client needs.
These groups include:
Regional Groups
- Central
- Northeast
- Southeast
- West
- Mid-Atlantic
Industry Groups
- Airports
- Health Care
- Higher Education
- Housing Infrastructure (including Sports, Transportation, Hotel
and Convention Centers and Project Financings)
- Public Power and Utilities
Product Groups
