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Published on 11/16/2010 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Nassau County, N.Y., prices downsized $115 million of G.O. TANs

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Nov. 16 - Nassau County of New York priced $115 million of series 2010 general obligation tax anticipation notes (/SP-1+/F1+), according to a pricing sheet. The offering was significantly downsized from $270 million.

The deal included $50 million of series 2010A notes, $25 million of series 2010B notes and $40 million of series 2010C notes.

The 2010A notes are due March 31, 2011 and have a 1.25% coupon priced at 100.162.

The 2010B notes are due Sept. 15, 2011 and have a 2% coupon priced to yield 1.1%.

The 2010C notes are due Oct. 15, 2011 and have a split maturity with a 1.75% coupon priced at 100.56, a 2% coupon priced at 100.732 and a 1.5% coupon, which was not reoffered.

TD Securities Inc. won the competitive bid for the notes.

Proceeds will be used to meet a cash flow deficit expected during the period the notes are outstanding.

Issuer:Nassau County, N.Y.
Issue:Series 2010 general obligation tax anticipation notes
Amount:$115 million
Type:Competitive
Underwriter:TD Securities Inc. (winner)
Ratings:Standard & Poor's: SP-1+
Fitch: F1+
Pricing date:Nov. 16
Settlement date:Dec. 2
$50 million series 2010A
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$50 millionMarch 31, 2011Term1.25%100.162
$25 million series 2010B
AmountMaturityTypeCouponYield
$25 millionSept. 15, 2011Term2%1.1%
$40 million series 2010C
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$25 millionOct. 15, 2011Term1.75%100.56
$15 millionOct. 15, 2011Term2%100.732
Oct. 15, 2011Term1.5%NRO

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