The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) plans to offer and sell Power Bonds with various terms, including maturities ranging from one year to thirty years.
The Notes will have interest payment dates at different intervals and may be in book-entry form with authorized denominations of $1,000 and integral multiples.
Investing in the Notes involves risks, and TVA is not obligated to register the Notes with the SEC or guarantee payments.
Notes Details
Maturity ranges from one to thirty years with interest payment options and early repayment provisions.
Risk Factors
Investing in the Notes carries certain risks as outlined in the filing.
Sales Information
The offering includes various agents and selling group members for the purchase of the Notes.
- The issuance of Power Bonds by TVA provides an opportunity for investors to participate in fixed-rate investments with varying terms and interest payment frequencies.
- Investors need to carefully consider the risks associated with investing in the Notes, as TVA does not guarantee payments or register them with the SEC.
Investors interested in fixed-rate investments with different maturity options can explore the offering by TVA, understanding the associated risks and terms before making investment decisions.