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Published on 5/27/2014 in the Prospect News Investment Grade Daily.

New Issue: Wells Fargo prices $4.5 billion of notes in tranches due 2017, 2026

By Aleesia Forni

Virginia Beach, May 27 - Wells Fargo & Co. was in Tuesday's market with a $4.5 billion three-part offering of senior notes, according to an informed source.

The bank priced $700 million of three-year floating-rate notes at par to yield Libor plus 30 basis points.

It also offered $1.3 billion of 1.15% three-year notes that priced at 99.874 to yield 1.193%, or Treasuries plus 42 bps.

A $2.5 billion 4.1% 12-year subordinated note sold with a spread of Treasuries plus 160 bps. This tranche sold at 99.897 to yield 4.111%.

Wells Fargo & Co. LLC was the bookrunner.

Wells Fargo is a San Francisco-based bank.

Issuer:Wells Fargo & Co.
Amount:$4.5 billion
Bookrunner:Wells Fargo & Co. LLC
Trade date:May 27
Settlement date:June 3
Distribution:SEC-registered
Three-year floaters
Amount:$700 million
Issue:Floating-rate notes
Maturity:2017
Coupon:Libor plus 30 bps
Price:Par
Yield:Libor plus 30 bps
Price talk:Libor equivalent to three-year notes
Three-year notes
Amount:$1.3 billion
Issue:Notes
Maturity:2017
Coupon:1.15%
Price:99.874
Yield:1.193%
Spread:Treasuries plus 42 bps
Price guidance:Treasuries plus mid- to high-40 bps area
Twelve-year notes
Amount:$2.5 billion
Issue:Subordinated notes
Maturity:2026
Coupon:4.1%
Price:99.897
Yield:4.111%
Spread:Treasuries plus 160 bps
Price guidance:Treasuries plus 170 bps area

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