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Ben has become a go-to contact for clients, focusing his practice on large-scale transportation infrastructure and essential utility systems.

Sebastian is nationally recognized for his high-impact work in public and project finance.

In Rose Anne's position as vice president and client manager in global corporate trust, she is the main point of contact for clients from day one until the deal terminates.

What motivates him most isn't the rankings but seeing the tangible impact each financing has on the communities it serves, regardless of the transaction's size.

Ben's trajectory reflects steady advancement. After building his public finance practice at firms in Atlanta and Los Angeles, Ben joined Barnes & Thornburg as a partner in 2026.

Charlie finds the greatest satisfaction in seeing the real-world impact of the transactions he helps execute.

The Federal Open Market Committee is expected to raise rates and will release a new dot plot. Analysts tell what they see.

The plan is estimated to cost about $1.8 billion for a rail system connecting downtown Oklahoma City to Edmond and Norman and $730 million for bus transit.

There is "a lot of nervousness in the Treasury market right now" ahead of the FOMC meeting, said Tim Iltz, fixed income credit and market analyst at H.J. Sims. That nervousness helped the 10-year UST hit 5% on Monday.

At stake is at least a $5.9 billion contract and the stability of electrical provision on the island.