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in the course of our ruing process, issuers can also expect S&P utalysm to call/contact <br />appropriate officials with questions and requests for additional infomution. As is the case with <br />all ratings, if sufficient and appropriate inforntation is not made available, S&P reserves the <br />right to withdraw the outstanding parity or related rating(j) on the uninsured debt. <br />If the insured obligation is not on parity with or related to other and outstanding debt, S&P still <br />may assess the credit quality of the insured obligations (on an unden;lyin` basis) as a pan of <br />S&P's overall evaluation of FGIC's insured portfolio. As a result, S&P may periodically <br />require additional information owmerning the insured obli6uaiom. <br />STANDARD & POOR'S FEES <br />FOR INSURED ISSUES <br />Fees for rating services for insured debt obligations are determined on the same basis as fees for <br />non-insured issuances. Information about fees can be determined, for specific obligations or <br />based on general "ranges" of fees by calling Mr. Vincent Oreo or Mr. Michael Gmitro at (212) <br />412-0355. Standard & Poor's/Municipal Finance Department billing & fee: policy for insured <br />debt issuances is as follows: <br />L Each insured obligation will be billed a rating service fee. Fees are payable, in full, by <br />the issuing entity, underwriter. financial advisor or purchaser of insurance - depending <br />upon the structuring of the debt obligation. Multiple insurance policies may be a basis <br />for additional fee charges beyond normal fees. <br />IL When insurance is obtained on an issuance where SkP has not received an application <br />for a rating on an uninsured basis, the invoice for rating lervices will be billed and <br />forwarded to the purchaser of the insurance, unless otherwise advised (see attached). If <br />rating fees are to be paid by other than the purchasers of the insurance, S&P MUST BE <br />NOTIFIED WHOM TO BILL. <br />ID. When an issue has received an S&P ruing on an uninsured basis and the issue then <br />subsequently is insured at the time of sale, S&P will biU thie issuer or other appropriate <br />party of the debt without any additional charges for the insured rating ("AAA" or *SP. <br />1+0). <br />Bond Insurance Administration/Fee Policy & Billing Adtninisntration <br />Arthur J. Grill, Senior Vice President 212/412-0355 <br />Vincent Orgo, Administrative Officer 212/412-0355 <br />Michael Gmitro, Pricing Specialist 212/412-0355 <br />Fax Number 212/208-8262 <br />