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Lawrence ("Chip") Pierce,
Chief Financial Strategist
Documents
Browse documents from New Mexico Finance Authority Public Project Revolving Fund (PPRF) by category, including Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports, Annual Reports, New Mexico Finance Authority Act & Policies, and more.
Document Categories
All Documents
44 documents
Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports
7 documents
Annual Reports
9 documents
New Mexico Finance Authority Act & Policies
2 documents
PPRF Bond Official Statements
9 documents
PPRF Bond Rating Reports
13 documents
PPRF Bond Redemption Notices
2 documents
PPRF Tax-Exempt & Taxable Interest Rates
2 documents
IRMA Letter
Outstanding Loan Dashboard
Please click here to view the Outstanding Loans Dashboard
The NMFA has over 1,000 outstanding loans in its Public Project Revolving Fund portfolio. This dashboard provides information at both the aggregate revenue-pledge level as well as at the individual loan level.
Outstanding PPRF Bonds Dashboard
Please click here to view the Outstanding PPRF Bonds Dashboard
The NMFA has over $1 billion of outstanding Public Project Revolving Fund bonds at its senior and subordinate lien levels. This dashboard provides debt information on both the senior and the subordinate lien, program debt service coverages, and bond issue-level details.
Government Gross Receipts Tax (GGRT) Analysis Dashboard
Please click here to view the GGRT Analysis Dashboard
The GGRT provides a fundamental source of security for all bonds issued by the NMFA’s Public Project Revolving Fund (PPRF) program. This dashboard provides comprehensive information on historic and current GGRT collections.
Credit Enhancement Dashboard
Please click here to view the Credit Enhancement Dashboard
The PPRF program is secured by both underlying borrower loan repayments and the Governmental Gross Receipts Tax. This dashboard provides a clear visual representation of the revenues that secure the PPRF’s senior lien and subordinate lien bond programs.