MK La Charitable Healthcare Facilities Fund, LLC

New Olreans LA


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CDFI Awards for MK La Charitable Healthcare Facilities Fund, LLC


NMTC (2006) - $80,000,000

MK LA Charitable Healthcare Facilities Fund (MKLACHFF) LLC will utilize its NMTC allocation as an enhancement to bond underwritings that will finance long-planned, but non-implemented, initiatives to build new, modernized, charitable healthcare facilities that serve low-income persons in Louisiana. MKLACHFF has structured the investment vehicle in a manner that transfers substantially all of the benefits derived from the NMTC to the real estate affiliates of the state of Louisiana’s charity hospital system. The NMTC allocation will enable these entities to borrow funds with extremely low costs of capital and to issue bonds that, without the credit, would not be feasible.



NMTC (2005) - $60,000,000

MK LA Charitable Healthcare Facilities Fund (MKLACHFF) LLC will utilize its NMTC allocation as an enhancement to bond underwritings that will finance long-planned, but non-implemented, initiatives to build new, modernized, charitable healthcare facilities that serve low-income persons in Louisiana. MKLACHFF has structured the investment vehicle in a manner that transfers substantially all of the benefits derived from the NMTC to the real estate affiliates of the state of Louisiana"s charity hospital system. The NMTC allocation will enable these entities to borrow funds with extremely low costs of capital and to issue bonds that, without the credit, would not be feasible.



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