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Maggio joins KeyBanc from Hilltop Securities, where he was co-head of capital markets.
February 2 -
Financing for the $2.1 billion Calcasieu River bridge includes a mix of state funds, federal grants and bonds, which will hit the market in early April.
February 1 -
Other municipal finance caucus members stepping down are Dan Kildee, Grace Napolitano and Derek Kilmer.
January 30 -
The legislation comes as the U.S. and Florida saw a record number of rocket launches last year.
January 29 -
The grants are among the most competitive in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
January 25 -
As ridership remains low, investors are closely watching for new funding streams and credits like the MTA's planned congestion tax-backed bonds.
January 25 -
The new governor and concessionaire on the $2.1 billion P3 have reached a revised deal that will lower tolls and provide a 15% equity contribution to the local area.
January 23 -
Brightline, a high-profile name in the speculative muni market, is set to come to market next week to remarket $675 million of 2020 bonds.
January 23 -
A federal judge rejected every one of Missouri's arguments for why SIFMA's lawsuit should be dismissed.
January 19 -
It's the third short-term spending bill Congress has passed since fiscal 2024 began Oct. 1.
January 19 -
Smaller issuers will find it easier to tell their stories to investors who are looking to customize their portfolios.
January 18 -
Increasing the costs for banks to hold municipal bonds would be passed down to cities and states in the form of higher financing costs, industry advocates said.
January 17 -
Coolidge joins Oppenheimer from UBS, which closed its public finance business in October.
January 16 -
When it comes to sectors, Miller said he likes charter schools, healthcare, land-secured debt and some industrial revenue bond positions.
January 12 -
The D.C.-area agency, unique among mass transit systems in that it has no dedicated operating funding, faces the same challenges as other transit agencies: fewer riders and federal support.
January 11 -
Roughly 70% of the grants will go to projects in disadvantaged areas.
January 11 -
Republicans are threatening to try to overturn the rule through the Congressional Review Act.
January 9 -
House Republicans want 2024 appropriations offset with cuts from "COVID-era slush funds."
January 8 -
"It's inevitable there will be spending cuts," said Emily Brock, federal liaison for the Government Finance Officers Association.
January 5 -
The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs unanimously passed the bill in October.
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