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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Market participants are unsure what the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is after.
August 8 -
Washington State is without a multi-billion dollar capital budget to allow debt issuance for public needs, in what the state treasurer says is a further reflection of how “new politics” is undermining the municipal market.
August 3 -
Davenport's Lucy Hooper will become MSRB chair and Goldman's Arthur MIller will continue as vice chair for fiscal 2018, the board said in announcing new officers and members.
August 2 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating whether a municipal advisor for Babylon, N.Y. bond financings had a conflict of interest and violated his fiduciary duty by also owning a company that provided the town with workers.
August 1 -
Muni market participants will have more time to prepare for customer account transfer changes.
July 28 -
MSRB to issue concept release seeking input on whether primary offering rule changes are needed.
July 28 -
MSRB warns issuer selection of underwriters counsel may lead to conflicts of interest.
July 27 -
NABL paper tells lawyers everything they wanted to know about bank loans, private placements.
July 27 -
The Municipalities Continuing Disclosure Cooperation Initiative may have muddied some waters.
July 26 -
The time is right to push this bill all the way through Congress, said one lobbyist.
July 25 -
West Contra Costa Healthcare District's $57 million of certificates of deposit are at center of a bankruptcy dispute.
July 24 -
Investors, issuers get new benchmarks, analytical tools on EMMA.
July 21 -
Backers of the proposed ballot measure have to collect 365,880 valid voters' signatures by Jan. 8.
July 20 -
The concerns have arisen in the weeks following a round of budget negotiations that was particularly tough for several states.
July 19 -
S&P dropped Alaska to AA amid dwindling budget reserves.
July 18 -
The 11.2% return for fiscal 2017 represents a big rebound from the previous year.
July 17 -
Alaska, unable to agree on budget stability, is blowing through its reserves.
July 14 -
Affordable housing measures have taken center stage in Sacramento.
July 13 -
The California cap-and-trade program generates funds for infrastructure programs.
July 12 -
A California legislative panel will consider whether to put a toll increase to a public vote.
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