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In his new role, Kurt Summers will look for opportunities to partner with local governments to advance their infrastructure priorities.

Cancellations due to fears of omicron are putting a damper on cruise bookings, says Fitch's Emma Griffith, who adds there is still a lot of pent-up demand.

Better communication will be key in future P3s, a top Maryland transportation official said.

Only one firm remained in the same spot they were at in 2020, while the rest of the rankings saw big shifts from a year prior.

The transition away from Libor presents challenges for small issuers with fewer resources to evaluate legacy contracts.

Triple-A benchmarks were cut two to six basis points across the curve with the largest moves concentrated again on bonds inside 10 years, underperforming Treasuries once again.

Pat Toomey, the top Republican on the Senate Banking panel, questioned the backgrounds of President Biden’s Federal Reserve picks amid a brewing conflict over diversity at the central bank and its role in dealing with climate change.

Virgin Islands Sen. Kurt Vialet said he expects the legislature to approve the refunding bill by Monday. The current bill does not include an interest rate cap that killed a refunding deal attempted in September 2020.

The Texas attorney general’s office is seeking more information on Citigroup’s gun policies as the bank stages a comeback in the state’s municipal bond market.

The Federal Highway Administration has acknowledged it lacks the authority to tell states how to spend federal infrastructure dollars, AASHTO said.