Kyle Glazier is the Washington Bureau Chief of The Bond Buyer. He has previously covered securities law, the Far West, and markets. He has previously written for the Houston Chronicle, Albany Times-Union, and The Denver Post. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Arizona State University and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Colorado.
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A judge's decision looms for men accused of bilking the Connecticut Municipal Energy and Electric Cooperative, which got good news from Fitch Ratings last week.
June 19 -
The judge ruled for Peter Cannava, who had denied wrongdoing even after Wells Fargo and other defendants settled charges.
June 12 -
The new money ordered Wednesday comes from the SEC’s settlement with Brogdon Family LLC (BFLLC), a separate legal entity controlled by the former nursing home developer.
June 6 -
The amended lawsuit references inside sources who allegedly confirm that the banks worked together in violation of antitrust law.
June 3 -
The rule will take effect 30 days after publication in the Federal Register, which usually takes about three business days.
May 31 -
The financier's lawyers disputed a court-appointed monitor who had criticized him for maintaining an expensive lifestyle while his investors faced losses.
May 28 -
National Association of Bond Lawyers President Dee Wisor and President-elect Rich Moore discuss infrastructure, regulation, tax law and the group's educational efforts. Kyle Glazier hosts.
May 28 -
Adding $374 million alleged in New York to the three other cases also filed by Johan Rosenberg brings the total damages claimed to $1.58 billion.
May 22 -
GFOA members said they were taken aback and in some cases upset about the tone of the National Federation of Municipal Analysts' letter to regulators.
May 19 -
Though some dealers endured a technological headache, the year-old rules have improved transparency without disrupting trading, the MSRB said.
May 14 -
“Brogdon's substantial and ongoing failure to comply with the plan and court orders are egregious and ongoing,” a court-appointed monitor reported.
May 6 -
More insight into board member selection and decisions would benefit the market and its primary regulator.
May 1 -
Bond Dealers of America members said they have spent an average of more than $17 million on regulatory costs since the beginning of the 2008 credit crisis.
April 25 -
The court shouldn't accept banker Peter Cannava's "narrow and cramped view of materiality,” the SEC urged.
April 22 -
A fourth audit in two months fuels the perception that the IRS has launched an enforcement initiative involving the island territory.
April 10 -
“State, local governments and their constituents need Congressional help," BDA said in new testimony.
April 8 -
Whistleblower Johan Rosenberg has alleged that the conspiracy cost issuers over $1 billion — $719 million in California, $349 million in Illinois, and $134 million in Massachusetts.
April 4 -
Cannava argues that emails, witness statements, and other evidence cast doubt on the SEC's claims that he acted recklessly.
April 2 -
The lawsuit filed in federal court is now the second national suit alleging fraud in the variable-rate debt market.
March 27 -
Mid-size issuers may be experiencing the greatest impact, with one municipality even reporting that an underwriter withdrew a bid over a disclosure requirement.
March 26
