State of California Bond Offerings

J.P. Morgan is pleased to partner with the State of California in its effort to broaden the distribution of its securities. Through our comprehensive product platform, we offer expertise across asset management disciplines to help our clients advance towards their goals.

Current Bond Offerings

The Preliminary Official Statement for the following issue is now available:

STATE OF CALIFORNIA

VARIOUS PURPOSE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS AND VARIOUS PURPOSE GENERAL OBLIGATION REFUNDING BONDS (TAX-EXEMPT)

Retail Order Period: August 26, 2024

Institutional Order Period: August 27, 2024

*preliminary and subject to change.

Purchasing Bonds

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