Doublebarreled Bonds Financial Glossary
What is it? Municipal revenue bonds that are also supported by a second source of repayment. For example, payments of an airport bond issue may depend primarily upon income generated by the airport. Those funds may then be further backed by a limited guarantee from the county or city that owns the airport.Finance Term Definition Added By: Kyle
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