Richard Williamson

Moody’s Investors Service revised the outlook on its Aa2 rating to negative ahead of the $96 million deal.

Upfront savings from the $371 million deal will improve liquidity for the authority after the coronavirus-caused traffic downturn.

The airport will sell $925 million in a deal structured to lower short-run debt-service outlays as it manages through the coronavirus-driven air travel decline.

Low oil prices and the pandemic slowed the Lone Star State's revenue stream.

The state's financial downturn shows signs of improvement, treasurer says.

A U.S. Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the existence of Indian reservations across the eastern half of the state will mean lost tax revenue, officials said.

Facing a revenue disruption over next two years, the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority will ease cash flow pressure with a $100 million refunding.

Five specialists from the former BB&T Capital Markets, now part of Truist, are moving to Hilltop Securities.

Declines are attributed to the pandemic and were highest among first-year students, report says.

The bonds are pricing in three series on Wednesday and Thursday through senior manager Morgan Stanley.

The numbers were not as bad as first forecast, with sales tax revenues, which account for 59% of the budget, inching up.

Moody's cited high leverage and fixed costs attributable to the city's pension and other post-employee benefit plans. Voters decide on new bonds in November.

About 30 million Americans risk being evicted in coming months because they can’t pay rent, one report says.

Clare Graca and Manal Keen will help manage expansion efforts.

In their first bond election of the COVID-19 crisis, Oklahoma voters rejected several proposals, including $120 million in the city of Norman.

The minority and woman-owned Siebert Williams Shank bolsters its Texas business profile with the hiring of Austin school district chief financial officer Nicole Conley.

Low rates in an economic crisis brought a plethora of Southwest municipal bonds to market, and some see a strong second half coming.

Several Division I conferences have cancelled or postponed their fall athletics seasons.

Hector Matos brings years of experience as a Texas school finance expert and Citigroup banker to Raymond James' new San Antonio office, the firm said.

The competitive sale is scheduled for Aug. 19 with Stifel Nicolaus as financial advisor.