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Published on 2/3/2011 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: University of San Francisco sells $79.77 million revenue bonds

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Feb. 3 - The California Educational Facilities Authority priced $79.77 million of series 2011 revenue bonds for the University of San Francisco on Thursday, according to a term sheet.

The bonds (A3) were sold through Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

The bonds are due 2011 to 2021 with term bonds due in 2030 and 2036. The serial coupons range from 3% to 5.5%. The 2030 bonds have a 6.125% coupon priced at 99.708. The 2036 bonds have a 6.125% coupon priced at 98.404.

Proceeds will be used to redeem a portion of the university's series 2005A and 2006 variable-rate revenue refunding bonds.

Issuer:California Educational Facilities Authority/University of San Francisco
Issue:Series 2011 revenue bonds
Amount:$79.77 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriter:Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Rating:Moody's: A3
Pricing date:Feb. 3
Settlement date:Feb. 16
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$2.5 million2011Serial3%100.697
$2.5 million2012Serial4%103.229
$500,0002013Serial3%101.464
$2 million2013Serial4%103.992
$2.5 million2014Serial5%107.137
$2.5 million2015Serial4%102.587
$2.5 million2016Serial5%106.438
$2.5 million2017Serial5%105.645
$2.5 million2018Serial5.25%105.649
$2.5 million2019Serial5.25%104.073
$2.5 million2020Serial5.5%104.242
$14.875 million2021Serial5%98.376
$9.895 million2030Term6.125%99.708
$30 million2036Term6.125%98.404

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