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Published on 8/18/2011 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: New Hampshire Higher Education Loan sells $522.64 million of floaters

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Aug. 18 - The New Hampshire Higher Education Loan Corp. priced $522.635 million of series 2011-1 taxable student loan-backed Libor floating-rate notes, according to a pricing sheet.

The offering included $213 million of series 2011-1-A1 notes, $127 million of series 2011-1-A2 notes and $182.635 million of series 2011-1-A3 notes.

The 2011-1-A1 notes are due Oct. 25, 2021 and bear interest at three-month Libor priced at 99.617. The 2011-1-A2 notes are due Oct. 25, 2025 and bear interest at three-month Libor priced at 97.492, and the 2011-1-A3 notes are due Oct. 25, 2037 and bear interest at three-month Libor priced at 92.242.

The bonds (AAA/AAA) were sold through senior manager RBC Capital Markets LLC and UBS Investment Bank.

Proceeds will be used to finance student loans, as well as to redeem existing notes.

Issuer:New Hampshire Higher Education Loan Corp.
Issue:Series 2011-1 taxable loan-backed Libor floating-rate notes
Amount:$522.635 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriters:RBC Capital Markets LLC and UBS Investment Bank (lead)
Ratings:Standard & Poor's: AAA
Fitch: AAA
Pricing date:Aug. 18
Settlement date:Aug. 24
$213 million series 2011-1-A1 notes
MaturityTypeCouponPrice
Oct. 25, 2021TermLibor99.617
$127 million series 2011-1-A2 notes
MaturityTypeCouponPrice
Oct. 25, 2025TermLibor97.492
$182.635 million series 2011-1-A3 notes
MaturityTypeCouponPrice
Oct. 25, 2037TermLibor92.242

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