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The MSRB has announced an extension for municipal bond advisors seeking Series 54 certification, moving the compliance date from to Nov. 30, 2021, from Nov.12.

Ice Miller's new position is part of its growth strategy.

Analysts cited long-term structural balance and high reserves in lifting S&P's outlook on the Golden State's AA-minus rating.

Some issuers may have taken their eyes off of arbitrage risk, but advisors are still taking that tax-exempt compliance job seriously.

The weirdness of this storm adds yet another layer of complexity to the vexing problem of coping with climate change.

Refinitiv Lipper reported just over $1 billion of inflows into municipal bond mutual funds, an $800 million drop from a week prior, moving the four week moving average to $1.6 billion.

Pierluisi filed a request to stay the adversary proceeding in late August. Since then, the board and Puerto Rico House and Senate leaders told the court they oppose the stay.

Some Chicago council members questioned Mayor Lori Lightfoot's plans to use federal funds to back off scoop-and-toss restructuring plans with the demand so high for more social and human services and anti-crime spending.

California's drought makes the argument that the San Diego County Water Authority's choice to build a P3 coastside desalination plant was correct.

Bond investors may not wait long to start pushing back against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s efforts to delink the start of asset-purchase tapering from the countdown to eventual policy-rate hikes.