New Issue - Lincoln National sells $300 mln 5-yr notes

Wed Aug 22, 2007 6:09pm EDT
 
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 Aug 22 (Reuters) - Lincoln National Corp. (LNC.N), the
fourth largest life insurer in the United States, on Wednesday
sold $300 million in five-year notes, market sources said.
 J.P. Morgan and Wachovia Securities LLC were the joint lead
managers for the sale, the sources said.
BORROWER: LINCOLN NATIONAL CORP.
AMT $300 MLN      COUPON 5.65 PCT    MATURITY 8/27/2012
TYPE NOTES        ISS PRICE 99.789   FIRST PAY 2/27/2008
MOODY'S A3        YIELD 5.699 PCT    SETTLEMENT 8/27/2007
S&P A-PLUS        SPREAD 135 BPS     PAY FREQ SEMI-ANNUAL
FITCH SINGLE-A     MORE THAN TREAS   NON-CALLABLE

 

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