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The city of Aurora, Illinois, is issuing an upfront loan to developer Penn Entertainment using bonds backed by tax increment financing district revenue.
February 7
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The deal may represent a measuring stick for triple-A benchmark yields amid market volatility.
February 7
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State officials and lawmakers are pushing for new infrastructure spending
February 7
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The volatility in USTs is giving municipals a difficult run to start February. The asset class lagged the selloff and outperformed the recent rally, which points to its resiliency — but those moves do not come without challenges.
February 6
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After two auctions, Mercy Hospital, a nonprofit hospital in Iowa City, was sold, but bondholders' recovery will hinge on the Chapter 11 liquidation process.
February 6
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If the appeals court rules for them, the bond parties say, a new plan of adjustment may be needed.
February 6
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States are considering tolls, public-private partnerships, per-mile usage fees and even retail delivery fees to shore up transportation funding among a declining motor fuel tax.
February 6
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Proponents of the proposed bond-financed 86-mile railway in northeast Utah are hoping Congress or a U.S. Supreme Court review can advance the project.
February 6
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Illinois' Commission on Government Forecasting and Accountability last week released its Special Pension Briefing on state-funded retirement systems in 2023.
February 6
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Chad Wildman, executive director, Quantitative Strategies at FMSbonds, and Matthew Smith, founder and CEO of Spline Data, discuss how automation has repositioned the muni market and where participants can find value by using technology tools. Lynne Funk hosts. (45 minutes)
February 6
