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Published on 12/10/2008 in the Prospect News Investment Grade Daily.

New Issue: KeyCorp prices $1.25 billion FDIC-backed notes in two tranches

By Andrea Heisinger

New York, Dec. 10 - KeyCorp priced $1.25 billion of notes in two tranches Wednesday that are backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program, according to a market source.

The larger tranche was $1 billion of 3.2% notes due 2012 priced at 99.905 to yield 3.229%, or Treasuries plus 211 basis points.

The second tranche was $250 million of two-year floating-rate notes priced at par to yield three-month Libor plus 65 bps.

The non-callable notes (Aaa/AAA/AAA) are guaranteed until maturity.

Bookrunners were KeyBanc Capital Markets, Credit Suisse Securities, Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. and UBS Investment Bank.

The holding company for KeyBank NA is based in Cleveland.

Issuer:KeyCorp
Guarantor:Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Issue:FDIC-backed notes
Total amount:$1.25 billion
Bookrunners:KeyBanc Capital Markets, Credit Suisse Securities, Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc., UBS Investment Bank
Trade date:Dec. 10
Settlement date:Dec. 15
Ratings:Moody's: Aaa
Standard & Poor's: AAA
Fitch: AAA
Fixed-rate notes
Amount:$1 billion
Maturity:June 15, 2012
Coupon:3.2%
Price:99.905
Yield:3.229%
Spread:Treasuries plus 211 bps
Call:Non-callable
Floating-rate notes
Amount:$250 million
Maturity:December 2010
Coupon:Three-month Libor plus 65 bps
Price:Par
Yield:Three-month Libor plus 65 bps
Call:Non-callable

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