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Published on 7/22/2014 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Harris County, Texas, prices $225 million tax anticipation notes

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, July 22 – Harris County, Texas, sold $225 million of series 2014 tax anticipation notes, according to a pricing sheet.

The notes (/SP-1+/F1+) were sold competitively. Raymond James/Morgan Keegan took $50 million of the notes; Goldman Sachs & Co. won $50 million; FTN Financial Inc. took $50 million; Barclays won $25 million; RBC Capital Markets LLC took $25 million; and Wells Fargo Securities LLC won $25 million.

The weighted average true interest cost was 0.07075%.

Of the notes $200 million are due Feb. 27, 2015 and bear interest at 1% priced at 100.522 and $25 million are due Feb. 27, 2015 and have a 2% coupon priced at 101.083.

Proceeds will be used to finance general cash flow needs for the 2015 fiscal year ahead of the collection of ad valorem taxes.

Issuer:Harris County, Texas
Issue:Series 2014 tax anticipation notes
Amount:$225 million
Type:Competitive
Underwriters:Raymond James/Morgan Keegan (for $50 million); Goldman Sachs & Co. (for $50 million); FTN Financial Inc. (for $50 million); Barclays (for $25 million); RBC Capital Markets LLC (for $25 million); Wells Fargo Securities LLC (for $25 million)
Weighted average TIC:0.07075%
Ratings:Standard & Poor’s: SP-1+
Fitch: F1+
Pricing date:July 22
Settlement date:Aug. 6
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$200 millionFeb. 27, 2015Term1%100.522
$25 millionFeb. 27, 2015Term2%101.083

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