Article: Oklahoma Agency Finalizes Team For $125 Million Higher-Ed Issue.

DALLAS -- The Oklahoma Capitol Improvement Authority has selected the final members of the financial team that will bring to market in March $125 million of the $475 million in higher-education bonds authorized by the Legislature in 2005.

The authority's board also set a 5% rate cap on the $125 million of variable-rate state facilities revenue bonds. The OCIA sold almost $340 million of fixed-rate higher education bonds in mid-November 2005.

Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lehman Brothers were named as remarketing agents and will split the issue. JPMorgan Chase was selected as cap counterparty, and Fortis Bank will serve as liquidity facility provider.

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