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Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague announced the state’s purchase of another $30 million in Israel bonds. The purchase was settled on May 1, and the investments will mature in two years

(From the Ohio Treasurer’s Office) Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague has announced the $30 million purchase of a two-year, fixed-rate Israel Bond. “For thirty-plus years, the Treasurer’s office has turned to Israel Bonds as a way to bring strong returns and balance to its investment portfolio,” said Treasurer Sprague. “With its long track record of providing

States, municipalities, and public pension funds own at least $1.6 billion worth of Israel bonds combined.

Columbus, Ohio (February 8, 2024) – Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague today announced the purchase of a $30 million, three-year Israel Bond, reaffirming the state's ongoing support for Israel and commitment to sound investment strategies. "Israel's fight against terrorism is ongoing, and they need ou

(From the Office of the Ohio Treasurer) Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague today announced the $30 million purchase of a three-year, fixed-rate Israel Bond. “Israel’s need for support remains as they continue their fight against terrorism,” said Treasurer Sprague. “Not only do Israel Bonds help provide much-needed liquidity to Israel, but their solid repayment history and

The Ohio Department of Commerce, Division of Unclaimed Funds exists to protect money lost by Ohioans in various financial institutions.

US governments have announced purchases of $300m in Israeli bonds in the past four weeks, throwing their financial burden behind the country's government

Moody’s warns that a prolonged conflict could hurt the country’s credit rating.

(From the Office of the Ohio Treasurer) Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague announced plans to purchase $20 million in five-year, fixed-rate Israel Bonds. “Now is the time to stand with Israel,” said Treasurer Sprague. “For 30 years, Israel Bonds have been - and continue to be - a strong investment for the Ohio Treasury. We’re proud

As the war in Israel continues, Franklin County Treasurer Cheryl Brooks Sullivan announced the county’s purchase of $2.5 million in Israel bonds, effective Oct. 16.