Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-5063.4a
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Portfolio mix categories
Official statutory text
A. Credit enhancement granted by the Oklahoma Development
Finance Authority shall be categorized by use as portfolio mix
categories as follows:
1. Industrial, agribusiness, and other private activity;
2. Infrastructure and other publicly owned facilities of
governmental entities;
3. Health care and other nonprofit-owned facilities; and
4. The Quality Jobs Investment Program established pursuant to
Section 5062.8a of this title.
B. The balance, as determined by the total principal amount
authorized pursuant to Section 5063.11 of this title less the amount
of Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund applications approved by the Bond
Oversight Commissions prior to June 9, 1990, less the amount
allocated pursuant to Section 5063.4i of this title, shall be
allocated to the portfolio mix categories as follows:
1. Twenty-five percent (25%) of said balance shall be allocated
to the industrial, agribusiness, and other private activity
portfolio mix category; and
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2. Seventy-five percent (75%) of said balance shall be
allocated to the infrastructure and other publicly owned facilities
of governmental entities portfolio mix category, health care and
other nonprofit-owned facilities portfolio mix category; provided,
no more than twenty percent (20%) of this allocation may be used for
health care and other nonprofit-owned facility projects.
C. The Authority is authorized to credit enhance and secure the
payment of principal, interest and premium, if any, on the revenue
bonds and other financial obligations issued pursuant to the
Oklahoma Development Finance Authority Act, the Local Development
Financing Act and the Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund Act. Except
as used for the Small Business Credit Enhancement Program, the
original principal amount of a credit enhancement commitment of the
Authority granted to obligations in the industrial, agribusiness,
and other private activity portfolio mix category shall not exceed
Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000.00).
D. To maximize use of the credit enhancement resource and to
assure the viability of the Fund, the Fund shall have a balanced
portfolio by loan size. In the case of the industrial,
agribusiness, and other private activity portfolio mix category, the
Fund shall strive to achieve a cumulative average loan size of less
than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00).
E. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this act, any
obligations issued pursuant to the Local Development Financing Act
may be allocated to any of the portfolio mix categories pursuant to
this section and Section 5063.4 of this title.
Finance Authority shall be categorized by use as portfolio mix
categories as follows:
1. Industrial, agribusiness, and other private activity;
2. Infrastructure and other publicly owned facilities of
governmental entities;
3. Health care and other nonprofit-owned facilities; and
4. The Quality Jobs Investment Program established pursuant to
Section 5062.8a of this title.
B. The balance, as determined by the total principal amount
authorized pursuant to Section 5063.11 of this title less the amount
of Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund applications approved by the Bond
Oversight Commissions prior to June 9, 1990, less the amount
allocated pursuant to Section 5063.4i of this title, shall be
allocated to the portfolio mix categories as follows:
1. Twenty-five percent (25%) of said balance shall be allocated
to the industrial, agribusiness, and other private activity
portfolio mix category; and
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2. Seventy-five percent (75%) of said balance shall be
allocated to the infrastructure and other publicly owned facilities
of governmental entities portfolio mix category, health care and
other nonprofit-owned facilities portfolio mix category; provided,
no more than twenty percent (20%) of this allocation may be used for
health care and other nonprofit-owned facility projects.
C. The Authority is authorized to credit enhance and secure the
payment of principal, interest and premium, if any, on the revenue
bonds and other financial obligations issued pursuant to the
Oklahoma Development Finance Authority Act, the Local Development
Financing Act and the Credit Enhancement Reserve Fund Act. Except
as used for the Small Business Credit Enhancement Program, the
original principal amount of a credit enhancement commitment of the
Authority granted to obligations in the industrial, agribusiness,
and other private activity portfolio mix category shall not exceed
Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($2,500,000.00).
D. To maximize use of the credit enhancement resource and to
assure the viability of the Fund, the Fund shall have a balanced
portfolio by loan size. In the case of the industrial,
agribusiness, and other private activity portfolio mix category, the
Fund shall strive to achieve a cumulative average loan size of less
than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00).
E. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this act, any
obligations issued pursuant to the Local Development Financing Act
may be allocated to any of the portfolio mix categories pursuant to
this section and Section 5063.4 of this title.
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