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Published on 6/18/2008 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Ky. Higher Education Student Loan sells $300 million bonds with 2%-2.55% initial rates

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, June 18 - The Kentucky Higher Education Student Loan Corp. priced $300 million in series 2008A-1 variable-rate tax-exempt and series 2008A-2 taxable variable-rate demand revenue and refunding bonds, said James Ackinson, chief financial officer for the corporation.

The corporation priced $179.6 million in series 2008A-1 tax-exempt AMT bonds with a 2% initial rate, $83.4 million in series 2008A-2 tax-exempt AMT bonds with a 2% initial rate and $37 million in series 2008A-3 taxable variable-rate demand revenue and refunding bonds with a 2.55% initial rate. The bonds bear interest at the weekly rate.

The 2008A-1 bonds are due June 1, 2037; the 2008A-2 bonds are due June 1, 2038, and the 2008A-3 bonds are due June 1, 2038.

The bonds were sold on a negotiated basis with Bank of America as the senior manager.

Proceeds will refinance $217 million in auction-rate bonds and issue $83 million in new tax-exempt bonds used to pay down a line of credit.

Issuer:Kentucky Higher Education Student Loan Corp.
Issue:Series 2008 variable-rate bonds
Amount:$300 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriter:Bank of America
Pricing date:June 17
Series 2008A-1 tax-exempt bonds
MaturityCouponPrice
June 1, 20372%Par
Series 2008A-2 tax-exempt bonds
MaturityCouponPrice
June 1, 20382%Par
Series 2008A-3 taxable bonds
MaturityCouponPrice
June 1, 20382.55%Par

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