Frank Gargano is a Queens-based growth content reporter for Arizent.
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The tax exemption is in the eye of a legislative storm to extend President Donald Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, but is it only the start of what's to come?
April 29 -
The Boston-based Nixon Peabody added seasoned municipal finance expert Michael Melzer as a partner, while Barclays lost three professionals.
April 22 -
In March, BlackRock debuted a new tax-exempt municipal interval fund, IMTC inked partnerships with Franklin Templeton and T. Rowe Price and more.
April 8 -
Notable deals include a $600 million refunding deal by the New York City Municipal Water Authority and almost $400 million from Rochester, Minnesota.
March 31 -
Firms like Siebert Williams Shank and Huntington have begun stacking their benches with municipal finance talent amid tax exemption uncertainty.
March 20 -
The $2.5 billion Brightline West and $849 million Hawaii deals stood out among the rash of issuances last month alongside the ongoing tax exemption debate.
March 3 -
PFM, Ramirez & Co. and other advisory firms are adding to rosters of municipal finance experts as the tax exemption hangs in the balance.
February 18 -
The tax exemption has been in place for more than 110 years, but Republicans say its removal is vital for prolonging many parts of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
February 12 -
The short-lived federal funding freeze from President Donald Trump and jeopardy of tax-exempt status are just the latest issues plaguing the muni bond industry.
February 6 -
Sycamore Advisors adds two quantitative experts, PFM boosts its workforce consulting team and more talent shifts in December.
January 27
