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The collapse of the mergers comes as the not-for-profit healthcare sector confronts direct and indirect challenges drive by COVID-19.
June 1 -
The $40 billion budget for fiscal 2021 authorizes up to $5 billion of borrowing through the Federal Reserve’s Municipal Liquidity Facility.
May 26 -
Moody’s Investors service downgraded the archdiocese to Baa1 from A1.
May 21 -
The Evanston, Illinois-based university will offer $300 million of taxable debt as soon as Wednesday after losing its gilt-edged rating status.
May 19 -
Chicago officials, who present a budget in October, are reviewing scenarios that consider how long shutdowns remain in place and what happens afterward.
May 19 -
The Federal Reserve opened the door to participating in a competitive bidding process for short-term notes, a requirement in Illinois law.
May 18 -
Yields on all triple-A benchmark curves out to nine years are now below 1%. The largest bumps were again on the very short end of the curve. Lipper reported $580 million of inflows.
May 14 -
Investors scooped up Illinois’ $800 million deal as the state dug deep into its pockets .
May 14 -
Investors are sending the message that higher-grade, longer-term issuers will fare far better than lower-rated, higher-yield ones amid a focus on credit.
May 13 -
The short end of the municipal curve again saw yields fall, but that didn't impede the productivity of the day's new-issue market.
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