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California School Cash Reserve Program Authority; Tax Secured, Note May 04
Standard & Poors, May 2004
Abstract
The 'SP-1+' rating on California School Cash Reserve Program Authority's 2004 pool bonds series A reflects the overcollateralization of the pool bonds' par amount at approximately a 10% level to address the possibility of debt service deficiencies in the participants' individual TRAN repayment accounts. Standard & Poor's Ratings Services evaluated historical and projected financial and liquidity information provided for each issuer, including the strength of their general funds. Standard & Poor's has determined that the 10% overcollateralization level is more than sufficient to cover any potential deficiencies. If the participants have not made sufficient funds available to the trustee to pay the pool bonds at maturity, approximately $92.5 million of deficiencies would be funded by an Ambac Assurance Corp. insurance...
Companies mentioned in this report are: California Sch Cash Res Prog Auth,San Bernardino,Santa Barbara,Tulare Cnty,Riverside,Fresno,Santa Clara,Solano Cnty,Kern Cnty,San Mateo,Stanislaus Cnty,Placer Cnty,Sonoma,Madera
Action: New Rating
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Research Type: Full Analysis
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