Q1 muni league tables: Top issuers
Published April 4, 2019 7:01 AM
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Updated June 1, 2021 1:37 PM
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The Golden State
California once again is ahead of the pack in terms of issuance, amassing $3.13 billion over four deals.
Most of that is thanks to the $2.29 billion sale on March 6.
Most of that is thanks to the $2.29 billion sale on March 6.
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Taking flight
The San Francisco City & County Airport Commission landed in second place, having issued $1.89 billion of bonds so far this year in five transactions.
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Empire state of mind
The Empire State Development Corp. has sold $1.54 billion of bonds through the first three months of the year, good for third place.
NYC TFA's increased issuance
The New York City Transitional Finance Authority moved up four spots from this point last year, with a total of $1.45 billion in three deals so far in 2019.
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MTA speeding up
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority of New York moved up five spots to fifth place with a total of $1.20 billion.
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Connecticut reaches $1B mark
Connecticut comes in next with $1 billion of issuance so far in two deals.
Mass. moves up
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts jumped to seventh, from 19th place last year, with $996 million in three deals so far in 2019.
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NYC sees slight drop
New York City has issued $994 million thus far this year, down from the $1.19 billion it issued in the first three months of 2018.
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D.C. makes an appearance
The District of Columbia, after staying out of the market in the first quarter last year, has returned with $938 million of bonds.
NYC waters make a splash
The New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority vaulted into the top 10, from 28th place a year earlier, with $891 million in five deals so far in 2019.
Rounding out the list
the remaining top issuers are: Last year's top issuer - The Dormitory Authority of the State of New York with $890 million; The New Jersey Transportation Trust Fund Authority with $750 million; The city of Chicago with $722 million; Main Street Gas Comp., Georgia, with $696 million; And Washington State with $692 million.
