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Nov 5 (Reuters) - FPL Group Capital on Thursday sold $200 million of senior unsecured floating-rate notes said IFR, a Thomson Reuters service. Barclays, Deutsche Bank, and RBS were the joint bookrunning managers for the sale. BORROWER: FPL GROUP CAPITAL AMT $200 MLN COUPON 40 BPS/ MATURITY 11/19/2012 3-MO LIBOR TYPE NOTES ISS PRICE 100.00 FIRST PAY 5/19/2010 MOODY'S A2 YIELD N/A SETTLEMENT 11/10/2009 S&P A-MINUS SPREAD N/A PAY FREQ QUARTERLY FITCH SINGLE-A NON-CALLABLE Keywords: FPLGROUPCAPITAL DEBT/NOTES (New Issue by Thomson Reuters; +1-646-223-6886 e-mail: uscorpbonds@reuters.com) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.
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