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The MSRB's proposal to implement a more strict standard for public board members would impede the recruitment of qualified candidates, ICI said.

A complete disconnect between liquidity providers and seekers exposed the market’s inefficiencies: an asset class dominated by a limited investor base—retail investors—has grown increasingly concentrated.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the city's budget shrinks by $6 billion.

Its series of responses provides a greater understanding of the city’s history, says NYU Wagner's Mitchell Moss.

The downgrade brings Fitch into alignment with Moody's and S&P, and the negative outlook leaves Illinois without any rating room above speculative grade.

Their governors are pressing the Trump administration to support more relief that directly addresses revenue blows

The secondary market took a backseat to the primary Thursday with yields holding steady while Lipper reported $833 million of inflows, the first since February 26.

Reducing the number of workers building two nuclear reactors is a "mitigating action" to address the impact of the virus, the utility said in a market notice.

One of the nation’s largest transportation borrowers issued its first bond disclosure about the fiscal impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic.

State Sen. John Moorlach thinks cities and counties should have to obtain voter approval before issuing pension obligation bonds.