Illinois Finance Authority's $130 million revolving fund revenue bonds series 2004 have been rated 'AAA'. The outlook is stable. The rating reflects: Debt service coverage that meets the program's requirement for an 'AAA' category rating under Standard&Poor's Ratings Services' loan pool criteria, A diverse borrower profile, and The underlying credit strength of the borrowers. The bonds are secured by a pledge of: Borrower repayments, except loan support fees, from certain pledged leveraged loans made before the issuance of the series 2004 bonds, Investment income earned from the various funds and accounts associated with the series 2004 bonds, and Amounts held in the reserve funds dedicated to the series 2004 bonds, which will total $65 million (50% of bond