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Barry W. Fick,
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Learn about Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority, including Green Bonds - Series 2022A (University of St. Thomas), Featured News, Borrowers, and The Team.
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- Founded in
- 1971
- Bonds Outstanding as of 6/30/2022
- $1,091,679,593
- Series of Bonds Issued as of 6/30/2022
- 245
About Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority
The Minnesota Higher Education Facilities Authority (the “Authority”) was formed by the Minnesota Legislature in 1971. The purpose of the Authority is to assist Minnesota based institutions of higher education in the construction, financing and refinancing of capital projects. The legislation authorizing the Authority establishes and affirms that the Authority’s authorized power is an essential public function. The Authority is also authorized and empowered to do all things necessary or helpful to carry out its statutory purpose.
The Authority may have up to $1.3 billion of bonds or notes outstanding at any time. The Authority receives no state funding of any kind. It does not have any taxing power and does not receive any allocation of tax receipts from the state of Minnesota. Authority operations are funded 100% from fees charged to borrowers and investment earnings.
Green Bonds - Series 2022A (University of St. Thomas)
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July 17, 2023
News
University of St. Thomas Appoints Wade Holmberg as the Associate Vice President of Finance and Controller.
The University of St. Thomas has appointed Wade Holmberg as the Associate Vice President of Finance and Controller. Previously, Wade was the Assistant Controller at Bethel Univeristy.
May 15, 2023
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Joel Costa Named Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Administration
After a nationwide search, Joel Costa has been named the next chief financial officer and vice president of administration at Bethel University. With more than 34 years of ascending leadership experience in industries as diverse as healthcare, transportation, and energy, Costa specializes in building thriving organizations through operational transformation.
“As we continue to focus on operational excellence, I am confident that Joel will advance our finance, operations, and strategic initiatives in ways that promote Bethel’s sustainability and ability to thrive,” says President Ross Allen. “I’m so excited to see how Joel’s leadership will drive our mission forward as he combines his career experience with his deep passion for Jesus.”
Most recently the senior vice president of investment management at UnitedHealthcare, Costa has a proven track record of effective financial planning, investment discipline, and process improvement. His ability to develop high-performing teams—helping people succeed both personally and professionally—has helped him lead organizations toward sustainable growth.
"I have been fortunate to have spent the first 34 years of my career learning from and leading some of the largest corporations in the country,” says Costa, who will begin his new role on May 8. “I believe that God has used that experience in preparation for the opportunity to join the talented, Christ-centered cabinet at Bethel University. I can’t wait to get started!"
May 15, 2023
News
Bond Buyer: BondLink Debuts Investor Relations Awards for Issuers
MHEFA’s recently awarded Digital Transformation Award 2022 from BondLink was mentioned in a recent Bond Buyer Article.
“The winners, five municipalities in three categories, were awarded for their efforts especially during the recent “turbulent” years, specifically the COVID-19 pandemic, according to BondLink.”
“Use of technology and increased communication tools as well as transforming their digital presence won five issuers recognition from the firm.”