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April 09, 2009
State says it won't pay on interest rate swap
The state's threat to refuse to pay has raised concerns with bond rating services. S&P has put th PSCA on a negative credit watch. [Frank Snyder] The state of Alabama says it isn’t going to pay J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. any money it allegedly owes under an interest rate swap deal between its school authority and the bank. The swap was apparently part of a bond issue deal put together for the Alabama Public School & College Authority. The state says the deal wasn’t lawful under state law and is asking the U.S. federal court in Montgomery to rescind the contract.
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