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Published on 3/26/2009 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Indiana University prices $69.79 million bonds with 1.12%-5.12% yields

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, March 26 - The Trustees of Indiana University priced $69.785 million in series 2009A consolidated revenue bonds, according to an official statement released Thursday.

The bonds (Aa1/AA/) were sold through senior manager Barclays Capital Corp. The co-managers included City Securities Corp. and Loop Capital Markets LLC.

The bonds are due 2010 to 2029 with coupons from 2.875% to 5.5% and yields from 1.12% to 5.12%.

Proceeds will be used to construct a housing complex on the university's Bloomington campus, to renovate a food court on the Indianapolis campus and to expand a parking lot at the Southeast campus.

Issuer:Trustees of Indiana University
Issue:Series 2009A consolidated revenue bonds
Amount:$69.785 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriters:Barclays Capital Corp. (lead); City Securities Corp.; and Loop Capital Markets LLC (co-managers)
Ratings:Moody's: Aa1
Standard & Poor's: AA
Pricing date:March 25
Settlement date:April 2
MaturityTypeCouponYield
2010Serial3%1.12%
2011Serial5%1.67%
2012Serial5%1.93%
2013Serial4%2.33%
2014Serial5.5%2.73%
2015Serial2.875%3.00%
2016Serial5%3.21%
2017Serial5%3.43%
2018Serial5%3.60%
2019Serial5%3.79%
2020Serial5.25%4.00%
2021Serial5.25%4.20%
2022Serial5.25%4.35%
2023Serial5.25%4.51%
2024Serial5.25%4.67%
2025Serial5.25%4.81%
2026Serial5.25%4.90%
2027Serial5.25%5.00%
2028Serial5%5.08%
2029Serial5%5.12%

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