New Jersey Infrastructure Bank

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New Jersey Infrastructure Bank

Issuer Type: Pool/Bond Bank/Conduit

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Moody's
Aaa
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AAA
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AAA
David E. Zimmer, CFA

On behalf of the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (I-Bank), I would like to welcome you to our investor relations website. We appreciate your interest and investment in bonds issued by the I-Bank, as it allows us to make critical investments in public infrastructure throughout New Jersey. We are committed to maintaining our strong bond ratings and being as transparent as possible with the investor community and the public at large.

I hope you find this website useful as you seek to better understand the credit fundamentals of the I-Bank’s financing programs. Please do not hesitate to contact our office with suggestions for how we might serve the investor community better. Thank you again for your interest in our financing programs.

David E. Zimmer, CFA, Executive Director

News & Highlights

May 8, 2019

News
BOND BUYER WEBSITE BOOSTS NEW JERSEY INFRASTRUCTURE BANK OUTREACH

The New Jersey Infrastructure Bank has launched a new investor relations platform in advance of its bond sale Tuesday.

The new website is geared toward attracting more investors for NJIB offerings while also continuing its efforts to enhance transparency and disclosure. The site includes more than 3,000 pages of data and documents on the I-Bank's financing program and outstanding portfolio. Read More

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October 17, 2018

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THE PUBLIC NEEDS TO SUPPORT PROACTIVE OFFICIALS

Sidebar Article by David Zimmer

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Moody's assigns Aaa to NJ Infrastructure Bank, Environmental Inf. Bonds, Series 2018A-2; outlook stable

The rating is based on the large and diverse pool of 310 borrowers in the program, the overall credit quality of the borrower pool, substantial overcollateralization of loans-to-bonds

(including bond-financed I-Bank Loans and State-financed (i.e., non-bond-financed) Fund Loans) which results in a 53.5% program default tolerance (i.e., the highest percentage of pledged scheduled loan payments that can default through the life of the bonds without impairing full and timely payment of bond debt service), strong legal structure and proactive management.

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