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2011 PHFA Annual Report - Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency

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the counterparty and the variable-rate interest received by the <strong>Agency</strong>. See Note 7 for<br />

information on derivative instruments.<br />

Fiscal Year Variable Rate Variable Rate Net Swap<br />

Ending June 30 Bond Principal Bond Interest Payments Total<br />

2012 $ 22,180 $ 9,175 $ 48,522 $ 79,877<br />

2013 19,640 9,146 45,754 74,540<br />

2014 18,830 9,120 43,422 71,372<br />

2015 26,605 9,072 41,491 77,168<br />

2016 38,340 9,007 39,818 87,165<br />

2017-2021 244,135 42,654 173,074 459,863<br />

2022-2026 285,575 33,664 130,118 449,357<br />

2027-2031 349,210 21,280 80,842 451,332<br />

2032-2036 337,965 13,316 28,197 379,478<br />

2037-2041 56,545 1,361 821 58,727<br />

$ 1,399,025 $ 157,795 $ 632,059 $ 2,188,879<br />

Conduit Debt Obligations<br />

During prior years, the <strong>Agency</strong> issued series 2003J, 2008M, 2008O and 2010Q Special Limited<br />

Obligation Bonds to provide for the financing of new construction or preservation of affordable<br />

housing stock in the Commonwealth of <strong>Pennsylvania</strong>. The bonds are secured solely by the<br />

properties and revenues generated by the property.<br />

Also in prior years, the <strong>Agency</strong> issued series 2005A Capital Fund Securitization Revenue<br />

Bonds to provide for financial assistance to local public housing authorities. The bonds are<br />

secured solely by the properties financed, revenues generated by the property or appropriations to<br />

be paid by the United States Department of <strong>Housing</strong> and Urban Development.<br />

55<br />

(In thousands of dollars)<br />

These bonds, which are considered conduit debt obligations under GASB rules, do not constitute<br />

a debt or pledge of the faith and credit of the <strong>Agency</strong> and, accordingly, have not been reported<br />

in the accompanying financial statements. At June 30, <strong>2011</strong> and 2010, conduit debt outstanding<br />

aggregated $90,156 and $105,943, respectively.<br />

Short Term Debt<br />

During December 2010, the <strong>Agency</strong> issued $82,750 of Single Family Mortgage Revenue<br />

Bonds, Series <strong>2011</strong>-111. These bonds are obligations of the <strong>Agency</strong> that bear interest at fixed<br />

rates payable on April 01, <strong>2011</strong> and on final maturity of September 22, <strong>2011</strong>. The bonds will be<br />

primarily secured by program obligations consisting of qualifying single-family mortgage loans<br />

purchased with bond proceeds. The bonds had a balance of $82,750 at June 30, <strong>2011</strong>.<br />

Short Term debt activity for the year ended June 30, <strong>2011</strong>, was as follows:<br />

Beginning Balance Ending Balance<br />

July 01, 2010 Issued Redeemed June 30, <strong>2011</strong><br />

Series <strong>2011</strong>-111 $ - $ 82,750 $ - $ 82,750<br />

Bond Covenants<br />

Minimum capital reserves have been established by the <strong>Agency</strong> to meet the requirements of<br />

bond covenants. The capital reserve requirement of certain Multifamily <strong>Housing</strong> Program bonds<br />

requires that a one-year debt service minimum balance be maintained at all times. The capital<br />

reserve requirement for Single Family Mortgage Loan Program bonds must be equal to at least 3%<br />

of the aggregate principal amount of all Single Family Mortgage Loan Program bonds outstanding<br />

plus one million dollars. Bond covenant requirements regarding restricted cash and net assets<br />

were met at year-end.

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