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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Several cities could eliminate or drastically reduce unfunded pension liabilities, Reason Foundation's Robert Poole found.
August 27 -
The trouble stems from a West Virginia tender offer deal Crews & Associates recommended to an issuer.
August 26 -
Democrats moved the ball further downfield Tuesday after Nancy Pelosi and a group of moderate House holdouts reached an agreement.
August 24 -
The honorees of the past are making a big impact in the present.
August 23 -
Adovactes are hopeful a provision cutting in half the required PAB-financing for low-income housing projects will be in the upcoming reconciliation package.
August 19 -
Porter Bingham stands accused of stealing $33,000 from the city of Rolling Fork, Mississippi.
August 18 -
The House's powerful speaker will need to win the votes of moderates.
August 16 -
The announcement came after the municipal advisors trade group said it had received a report of COVID-19 exposure at a testing site.
August 12 -
At stake, from SIFMA's perspective, is the potential of the SEC to revive the exemption in the future.
August 11 -
The legislation passed the Senate by 69-30 setting the stage for House lawmakers to work on it and for Senate Democrats to weigh a social infrastructure agenda.
August 10 -
Treasury has already halted the sale of state and local securities, known as SLGS.
August 9 -
The board will have 15 members for its fiscal year starting Oct. 1.
August 4 -
Effective spread data yielded interesting results about the way corporate and municipal bonds were treated by Fed backstop programs.
August 4 -
The board decided last month it would seek commission approval to tweak rules related to mandatory disclosures.
August 3 -
That expansion wholly depends on Washington actually bringing back the taxable product and making it permanent, a diminishing scenario in 2021.
August 2 -
The two issuances under IRS scrutiny join an earlier debt issuance the county disclosed publicly late last year.
July 30 -
While the bipartisan deal includes some helpful provisions, it does not contain any of the top priorities of municipal bond market advocates.
July 29 -
The IRS is seeking comments on a change that may benefit many issuers.
July 26 -
It was a busy quarterly board meeting for the MSRB.
July 23 -
Whether a BABs-like program could make it into actual law in Washington is still highly uncertain. What is certain: Some form of infrastructure spending is must-pass legislation because federal-aid highway funding is set to expire in October.
July 22
