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Fannie Mae plans to redeem $3.21 billion medium-term notes at par
By Toni Weeks
San Diego, Aug. 16 - Fannie Mae said that it will redeem $3.21 billion of its medium-term notes, according to a press release.
The redemption price will be the principal amount plus accrued interest up to the redemption date.
Affected are the following securities, which will be redeemed Aug. 26:
• $10 million of 4.15% notes due Feb. 26, 2015;
• $25 million of 3.43% notes due Aug. 26, 2014;
• $100 million of 1.125% notes due Nov. 26, 2012;
• $75 million of 1% notes due Aug. 26, 2015;
• $50 million of 0.55% notes due Aug. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 0.55% notes due Aug. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 1% notes due Nov. 26, 2018;
• $50 million of 2% notes due Aug. 26, 2020;
• $50 million of 1% notes due Aug. 26, 2020;
• $50 million of 1.05% notes due Aug. 26, 2013;
• $75 million of 1.5% notes due Aug. 26, 2014;
• $150 million of 1.25% notes due Feb. 26, 2014;
• $75 million of 2.25% notes due Aug. 26, 2016;
• $50 million of 2.05% notes due Feb. 26, 2016;
• $50 million of 1% notes due Aug. 26, 2013;
• $100 million of 1.1% notes due Nov. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 2.05% notes due Nov. 26, 2018;
• $100 million of 1.05% notes due Nov. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 2% notes due Aug. 26, 2016;
• $50 million of 0.86% notes due Feb. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 1.05% notes due Aug. 26, 2013;
• $50 million of 1.22% notes due March 26, 2014;
• $1 billion of 1.5% notes due Aug. 26, 2014;
• $500 million of 1% notes due Nov. 26, 2013; and
• $350 million of 1.1% notes due Nov. 26, 2013.
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