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Learn about State of Oklahoma, including Featured News and The Team.
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- State Population
- 3.94 million
Source
- G.O. Bond Ratings
- AA/Aa2/AA
- Total Long Term Obligations
- $2.2 billion
About State Treasurer's Office
The Office of the State Treasurer provides banking, investment, unclaimed property and debt oversight services for the state of Oklahoma.
The Deputy Treasurer for Debt Management is a position within the Treasurer's Office that serves as staff to the Council of Bond Oversight. Pursuant to the terms of the Oklahoma Bond Oversight and Reform Act, the Council of Bond Oversight reviews and must approve any request for financing by a State Governmental Entity.
The Deputy Treasurer for Debt Management provides advice and assistance to the Governor and Legislature on matters relating to capital planning, debt issuance, and debt management. Additionally, the Deputy Treasurer for Debt Management assists all State Governmental Entities with capital financings, reviews and approves fees and charges associated with such transactions, and represents the interests of the State before the bond rating agencies and credit enhancement providers. The State Treasurer's Office also administers the Private Activity Bond Allocation Act.
Featured News
November 30, 2020
Press Release
Oklahoma Capital Improvement Authority Announces Details of Its Upcoming Bond Sale
Oklahoma City—The Oklahoma Capital Improvement Authority (OCIA) announced today it is offering $13.24 million of State Agency Facilities Revenue Bonds TaxExempt Series 2020D (Oklahoma Department of Human Services Project) and $48.955 million of State Agency Facilities Revenue Bonds Federally Taxable Series 2020E (Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department Project) on December 3, 2020.
The bonds will be offered via negotiated sale through the OCIA’s underwriting syndicate, led by co-senior managers Morgan Stanley and Bank of Oklahoma, with Raymond James as co-manager on the transaction. The Municipal Advisor is Hilltop Securities.
A Preliminary Official Statement has been released and is available at www.ociabonds.com. The OCIA’s bonds are rated “AA-” by S&P and Fitch.
For more information:
Andrew Messer
Deputy State Treasurer/OCIA Director
Andrew.messer@treasurer.ok.gov
(405) 521-4504
May 14, 2020
News
Oklahoma Legislature Reaches Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Agreement
Oklahoma House and Senate announce budget agreement.
May 7, 2020
News
Coronavirus Strikes State Gross Receipts
April Gross Receipts to the Treasury plunged by more than half a billion dollars as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts Oklahoma’s economy, State Treasurer Randy McDaniel announced.
Gross receipts in April total $1.08 billion, a drop of $502.5 million, or 31.8 percent, from April 2019.
The Team
Andrew Messer
Deputy Treasurer for Policy and Debt Management/State Bond Advisor
(405) 521-4504
