Invisible Supply

April 07, 2011, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

Table as of: 04/06/2011 15:18 PM
Invisible Supply

Issuer and purpose	Amount*	Approval status	Underwriter choice	Expected sale date


FLORIDA

Miami-Dade Co. GOs	$367	A	competitive	2011


GEORGIA

Atlanta airport rev. bonds	$700	P	Siebert Brandford	2011
Fulton Co. water/sewer refunding	$250	P		2011


KENTUCKY

State Asset Liability Commission Ohio Bridges Garvees	$140	P	negotiated	2011


LOUISIANA

State GOs	$300	P	2011

*Dollars in millions. A = approved, P = pending

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