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Published on 4/27/2009 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Connecticut brings $581.25 million in G.O. BANs with 0.47%-1.15% yields

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, April 27 - The state of Connecticut priced $581.245 million in series 2009 general obligation bond anticipation notes on Thursday, according to an official statement released Monday.

The notes (MIG1/SP-1+/F1+) were downsized from the planned $600 million size.

The sale included $353.085 million in series 2009A bonds due April 28, 2010 and $228.16 million in series 2009B bonds due June 1, 2011.

The 2009A bonds have a 2% coupon to yield 0.47%. The 2009B bonds include $9.065 million in bonds with a 2% coupon to yield 1.15% and $219.095 million in bonds with a 4% coupon to yield 1.15%.

J.P. Morgan Securities Inc. was the lead manager. The co-managers were Citigroup Global Markets Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., and M.R. Beal & Co.

The proceeds will be used to pay for housing development and rehabilitation, as well as to refund existing debt.

Issuer:Connecticut
Issue:Series 2009 general obligation bond anticipation notes
Amount:$581.245 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriters:J.P. Morgan Securities Inc. (lead); Citigroup Global Markets Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., and M.R. Beal & Co. (co-managers)
Ratings:Moody's: MIG1
Standard & Poor's: SP-1+
Fitch: F1+
Pricing date:April 23
Settlement date:April 29
Series 2009A
Amount:$353.085 million
Maturity:April 28, 2010
Coupon:2%
Yield:0.47%
Series 2009B
Amount:$9.065 million
Maturity:June 1, 2011
Coupon:2%
Yield:1.15%
Series 2009B
Amount:$219.095 million
Maturity:June 1, 2011
Coupon:4%
Yield:1.15%

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