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Interest rates depend on the national market for tax exempt bond issues.
The Bond Bank was established to assist Alaska municipalities that have difficulty financing capital improvement projects such as schools, water and sewer systems, public buildings, harbors and docks. It was created because these communities often are at a disadvantage in the financial markets. They may have low bond ratings or, although credit worthy, have not issued bonds or notes, have little outstanding debt, or lack investor familiarity. Generally, the Bond Bank sells its bonds on the national market and utilizes the proceeds of its sales to purchase the bonds of Alaskan municipalities, thereby providing these municipalities with the funds for the construction or purchase of their capital projects. As municipalities pay principal and interest to the Bond Bank to liquidate their debt, the Bond Bank utilizes these payments to liquidate its debt to its bondholders.