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Tony Stovall
Partner - Rice Financial Products Company

Tony A. Stovall

Mr. Stovall joined Rice Financial Products Company in 2002, bringing with him a wealth of finance experience in both the taxable and tax-exempt areas.

Mr. Stovall has worked on many different transaction types, including, School Distinct, Single and Multifamily Housing Bonds, Lease Financings, Education and Healthcare Financings, General Obligation Bonds, Refunding Bonds and Pension Obligation Bonds, as well as Taxable Private Placements, Taxable Mortgage Backed Securities Offerings and Public Equity Offerings.  His clients have included the Dade County School District, the Los Angeles Unified School District, the School Board of the City of Detroit, State of Connecticut, the City of Detroit, the State of Florida, the City of Oakland, the East Bay Municipal Utility District, the West Basin Municipal Water District, Los Angeles County, the City of Inglewood, the Nevada Housing Division, the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency, the City of Bayonne, the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority, the United States Enrichment Corporation, the Resolution Trust Corporation, Wisconsin Power and Light, BET Inc., the Herrick Company and Crossland Savings.

Mr. Stovall began his municipal finance career in 1990 at M. R. Beal & Company where he was co-head of the Investment Banking Department, managing a group of 10 investment banking professionals located throughout the country.  In his role as co-head of the department, Mr. Stovall was responsible for some of the largest transactions completed by M. R. Beal & Company including a $306 million financing for the County of Alameda, a $302 financings for the State of Wisconsin and a $115 million financing for the construction of the Highland Hospital Medical Center located in Oakland, CA.  In addition, Mr. Stovall served as lead banker on the New York State Medical Care Facility Finance Agency, Long Term Health Program.  The program issued over $300 million of Health Care Revenue Bonds to fund the construction and equipping of nursing care facilities for the care of adults who tested positive for the HIV virus or who were diagnosed as already having contracted AIDS.  Mr. Stovall was integrally involved in the securing of credit enhancements on all the Long-Term Health Care Revenue Bond financings issued under MCFFA.

Mr. Stovall received a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics, from Howard University. 

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