Agency bonds (also referred to as public bonds in German)
In the U.S.A., securities issued by federal agencies or private entities that are also known as government-sponsored enterprises. Their prices are often used as a benchmark for comparing similar securities that do not carry a government guarantee. – See Agency, Government Bond. – ECB Monthly Bulletin, September 2009, pp. 38 ff. (comparison of agency bonds with paper issued on the European market; overviews; references).
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