- California
Veteran banker Diane Cummings has been appointed chief credit officer at the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank.
June 18 -
With workforce reductions and lower gas tax revenues, the Oregon Department of Transportation will be challenged, according to a recent audit.
June 18 -
Moody's Investors Service has lowered its ratings on $8.5 billion of state and transit agency stand-alone grant anticipation revenue vehicle bonds supported by dwindling revenues from the Highway Trust Fund.
June 17 - California
C.M. de Crinis, a Glendale, Calif. based financial advisory firm, hired veteran public finance banker Richard Kiss to cover Northern California. Kiss said the move was prompted by changes to municipal advisor regulations.
June 17 -
The House Appropriations Committee has unveiled a fiscal year 2015 bill that would fund the Securities and Exchange Commission at $1.4 billion - $50 million above the fiscal year 2014 level and $300 million below President Obama's budget request.
June 17 - California
The California legislature approved a budget ahead of the constitutional deadline for the fourth year in a row.
June 17 - Washington
Rating agencies and others said that draft standards, which among other things urge states and local governments to disclose their net or total other post-employment benefit liabilities on the face of their financial statements, would be helpful and provide more transparency.
June 16 - Hawaii
Maui County secured Double-A ratings on Friday from two rating agencies and a stable outlook ahead of plans to sell $75.5 million in GO bonds competitively on June 25.
June 16 -
Moody's Investors Service deemed a California Superior Court judge's ruling that existing teacher tenure and seniority laws are unconstitutional a credit positive.
June 16 -
Foreign equity investment interest in U.S. public-private partnerships at all-time level, a House P3 panel was told.
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