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Participant

Northstar Bank of Texas

Paid on 3 local government issues in BRB's local issuance fee table.

By role

Northstar Bank of Texas: issues, par, fees and sale types by role, every loaded fiscal year
Role?Issues?Par of those issues?Fees paid?Median cost per $1,000?Negotiated?Competitive?Private placement?First FY?Last FY?Paid by the underwriter?
RolePaying agent, trustee and escrowIssues3Par of those issues$14,642,000Fees paid$0Median cost per $1,000$0.00Negotiated0Competitive0Private placement3First FY2016Last FY2017Paid by the underwriter$0

Issues

3 issues, newest first.

Skip the issues northstar bank of texas worked on table
Issues Northstar Bank of Texas worked on, sorted by closed, descending. Select a column heading to sort by it.
Issue?Issuer?Closed?FY?Role?Sale type?Par?Fees to this firm?Per $1,000 of par?
GO Bonds Ser 2016Copper Canyon10/19/20162017Paying agent, trustee and escrowPrivate placement$500,000$0$0.00
Rev Bonds Ser 2016AMustang Special UD7/20/20162016Paying agent, trustee and escrowPrivate placement$11,700,000$0$0.00
Rev Bonds Ser 2016Mustang Special UD5/16/20162016Paying agent, trustee and escrowPrivate placement$2,442,000$0$0.00
Total, all 3$0

Rows 1–3 of 3

Spellings in BRB's table

These spellings differ only in capital letters, periods, commas or spaces, so they are shown as one firm (the alias table).

  • Northstar Bank of Texas (2 fee rows)
  • NorthStar Bank of Texas (1 fee row)

Fees are as BRB's table reports them for each issue. The underwriter's spread counts once, and median and per-$1,000 figures use the issuer's one-time costs only: rows paid by the underwriter are shown in the fees but not added to them (how the participant tables are made).

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Source: Local Issuance Fee By Year (updated by the publisher 10/6/2026). Loaded here 10/8/2026.

Texas fiscal years run September 1 to August 31.

Issuer names are shown as BRB publishes them, spellings included.

Figures are as reported to the agency and have not been independently verified.