Top issuers in 1H 2024 see shakeup, led by DASNY

ByBond Buyer Staff

July 24, 2024 11:12 AM

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The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York ranked first among the Top 10 issuers in the first half of 2024, helped by a $2.9 billion deal in March.

The Florida Development Financing Corp., Massachusetts, the Los Angeles Unified School District and the New York Transportation Development Corporation entered the top 10.

These new entrants bumped the Regents of the University of California, Illinois, Main Street Natural Gas, the Texas Natural Gas Securitization Finance Corporation and the California Community Choice Financing Agency

Half of the top 10 issuers are from New York, with two others from California.

Source: LSEG

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New York Transportation Development Corporation ranked 256th in 1H 2023.

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New York City ranked 4th in 1H 2023.

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Los Angeles USD was not ranked in 1H 2023.

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NYC Transitional Finance Authority ranked 8th in 1H 2023.

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Massachusetts ranked 16th in 1H 2023.

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Washington ranked 16th in 1H 2023.

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Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority ranked 3rd in 1H 2023.

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California ranked 1st in 1H 2023.

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Florida Development Finance Corporation ranked 102nd in 1H 2023.

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NYS Dorm Authority ranked 15th in 1H 2023.

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