The bond proposal requires the voters’ approval this November.
The pension obligation bond will fund the unfunded actuarial liabilities, pensions and other post-employment benefits of government workers.
The Fund’s board of trustees, which supports the proposal, told lawmakers last month that the proceeds from the bond will go directly to the agency.
Fitial said he is now looking at different funding sources to pay for the bond.
There are three sources of business gross revenue tax that he can tap to guarantee the repayment of the pension obligation bond, he added.
The BGRT is enough to repay the bond, he said.
Fitial left on Saturday for California to meet Department of Defense officials. Guam Gov. Felix Camacho will join Fitial in that meeting.
The Fund’s board of trustees, during its meeting on Thursday, discussed how the pension obligation bond can help the agency reach its target.
The $200 million, which the Fund plans to raise, will increase the agency’s current portfolio from $300 million to $500 million, the trustees said.
The Superior Court last year ruled that the government owed the Retirement Fund $231 million as of April 2009.
