Series 7 practice questionhardDebt Securities — Municipal Bonds — Flow of Funds
Under a net revenue pledge for a municipal revenue bond, debt service is paid from:
- AGross revenues before any operating expenses are paid
- BProperty tax assessments
- CThe municipality's general fund
- DNet revenues remaining after operating and maintenance expenses are paid✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — Net revenues remaining after operating and maintenance expenses are paid
Under a net revenue pledge, operating and maintenance expenses are paid first from gross revenues, and then debt service is paid from the remaining net revenues. This contrasts with a gross revenue pledge, where debt service is paid first from gross revenues before operating expenses. A gross revenue pledge provides greater protection to bondholders because they have the first claim on all revenues.
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