First Nations Finance Authority

The First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) was established in 1995 by First Nation governments in Canada. Following the passage of new federal legislation, the primary purpose of the FNFA is to raise capital by issuing bonds on behalf of its member First Nation governments. The proceeds of the bond issues are used by First Nations to build community infrastructure such as sewer, roads and water. The investment grade bonds are backed by the property taxation revenues of the First Nation governments and the collective credit of the borrowing pool. It is optional whether or not First Nation governments choose to apply to finance their community infrastructure through the FNFA. The Authority is governed by its Members. The Bonds issued by the FNFA provide an attractive opportunity for investors.


	Annual Rate
	Money Market Fund as of December 31st		1.07%
	Intermediate Fund as of December 31st		3.76%
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	What is the FNFA? - The FNFA is a non-profit finance authority that serves First Nation governments. It is one of four First Nation led national institutions to be legislated... more...

	First Nations Services - Using the Investment Pools: Any First Nation may use the FNFA investment pools. To use the investment pools a First Nation... more...

	Investor Information - The First Nations Finance Authority (FNFA) and its partners have established a statutory framework for First Nations collecting property tax to be able to access debt capital for infrastructure purposes... more...

	Remarks from the Director of Communications and Client Relations Aanii! Greetings! My name is Dan McIntosh and I recently have joined the First Nations Finance Authority as Director of Communications and Client Relations... more...