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But Senate legislation on the issue, backed by the White House, stalled last month.

Politicians of all stripes can afford to be brave on this issue, backed by the evidence.

First Capital, a mid-market lender, recently put together a $100m issue backed by asset-based loans and factoring advances.Welcome though these developments are, small businesses are pessimistic.

The Change.org website says a petition on the issue, backed by the Guardian, is one of the fastest growing it has seen in Britain.

Investors reacted negatively and with some puzzlement yesterday to one component of the restructuring plan announced Monday by Fiat S.p.A., the struggling Italian automaker -- a $2.2 billion convertible bond issue backed by the 32 million shares of General Motors Corporation stock that Fiat holds.

And any equity issue, backed by Carphone founders who still have around 40% of the shares, would most likely be small as Carphone would not want to dilute its equity too much knowing that it may be able to raise finance in one to two years from selling its stake in Virgin Mobile France.

In part because of regulation, insurance and pension firms prefer big bond issues backed by the government or large firms, which can be easily traded in and out of.

And she advises that, for now at least, investors play down the standard advice that general obligation issues — backed by the taxing authority of the issuer — are the safe sweet spot for conservative muni bonds.

Normally on the opposite side of political issues backed by the Obama White House, these leaders are aligning with the president to support an overhaul that would include some path to legalization for illegal immigrants already here.

Moody's lowered ratings on its long-term deposit obligations and issues backed by letters of credit to A-1, from Aa-3, but left the commercial paper rating of Prime-1 unchanged.

In the current gloomy investment outlook, with weak stockmarkets and low interest rates, tobacco companies' shares offer temptingly high yields, as do the bonds that American states have issued, backed by the income they are due to receive from their big tobacco settlement.