TOP＞Data＞Public Offering, Underwriting Bond Issuing, Maturity Redemption and Recent Amount (Prefectures and Government-designated cities) Table2-1 (Excel File) Table2-1（Continued; Right Side） (Excel File) Table2-2（Up to date） (Excel File) Table 2-1 indicates the issue, redemption, and current balance of public market offering bonds and bank acceptance bonds of prefectures and government-designated cities at the end of September 2006. This table, starting from the left and broken down by the issue configuration of the respective groups, shows the monthly closing balance (at the end of August 2006), the amount issued for September (actual performance), the amount redeemed for September, and the closing balance for September. The closing total balance for these multiple groups for September could be said to represent a balance of almost all of the Local Government Bonds procured from private funds by these groups. Four types of issue configurations are indicated here as a total: public market offering bonds, joint local gorvernment bonds, citizen participatory-type public offering bonds, and bank acceptance bonds (a subtotal made up of securities and deeds). Accordingly, this table does not include government funds or Japan Finance Corporation for Municipal Enterprises funds. For example, item 11 on Table 2-1, regarding the monthly amount issued for Saitama Prefecture, shows that in September 20 billion yen of public market offering Local Government Bonds were issued. Table 3-1 shows the planned amount for Saitama Prefecture as 20 billion yen, indicating that these were issued as planned. Item 12 on Table 2-1 shows that public market offering local government bonds for Chiba Prefecture were 25 billion yen and joint local bond were 7 billion yen, making a total of 32 billion yen issued in September. This accords with the planned amount shown on Table 3-3, item 7 in September for Chiba Prefecture. In the same way on Table 2-1, item 27 in September (Osaka Prefecture) shows that public market offering Local Government Bonds were 40 billion yen and joint local bond were 5 billion yen, making a total of 45 billion yen issued. Also, item 28 below (Hyogo Prefecture) shows that only public market offering Local Government Bonds to the value of 5 billion yen were actually issued, although reference should also be made to items 16 & 17 for Osaka and Hyogo Prefectures on Table 3-3. The planned amounts here came to 65 billion yen and 25 billion yen respectively, but the actual amounts issued were each 20 billion yen lower than forecast. This reflects the fact that, starting from May, the Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) was no longer involved in negotiations over terms and conditions. From May until August, the issuing groups themselves amalgamated to conduct negotiation of terms and conditions with syndicates. However, after this, on August 14th, the issuing groups each received an office memo from MIC to the effect that they should each shift to individual negotiations, and thus due to reasons such as their not having well-prepared systems in place, a partial cessation of bond issue resulted. Groups such as these are indicated on Table 2-1: item 1 (Hokkaido), item 32 (City of Kyoto), and item 33 (City of Osaka). Furthermore, the column on the rightmost side of Table 2-1 shows the total amount of the balance of public market offering Local Government Bonds at 27,705.4 billion yen, next to the balance of the joint local bond division at 4,044 billion yen, totalling 31,749.4 billion yen. Column B on Table 1 shows the balance of public market offering Local Government Bonds at the end of FY2004 (which under the Japanese system is actually the end of March 2005) to be 25,192.5 billion yen. In comparison, this indicates an increase of roughly 6,656.9 billion yen over the past 1.5 years to the present. Japanese Site｜Terms of Use｜ SiteMap