Indiana

Some of the proceeds will refund tax-exempt bonds issued for the university through St. Joseph County.

The precarious footing of the West Clark Community Schools Corp. has led to the board rescinding its prior vote to use general obligation bonds to address immediate heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and safety needs across the district.

The Terre Haute Board of Sanitary Commissioners approved the purchase of equipment for the city’s wastewater treatment plant.

Tom Enright and Rick Hursh are managing directors of the firm’s new capital markets office in Indianapolis.

With an ordinance for $70 million in Terre Haute Sanitary District construction bonds facing certain defeat, Mayor Duke Bennett’s administration requested and the City Council Thursday agreed to withdraw the measure.

A study says tolls on existing Interstates could make up for the loss of fuel tax revenue caused by more efficient vehicles.

Discussion of a proposed $70 million sewer bond issue dominated the Terre Haute City Council’s monthly sunshine meeting Thursday evening.

The loan is the sixth approved for the district in 2017.

The authority is selling state revolving fund debt.

Carmel's massive spending spree will continue after the City Council voted to approve $96 million in two bond packages to pay for a boutique hotel, roadwork, pathways and other infrastructure.

The administrators of the school districts say the short-term loans are needed as they put together long-term fixes.

Posey County, Ind., agreed to give a developer tax increment revenues to repay its bonds.

Fishers won't be on the hook to cover debt service payments on bonds.

The Indiana land-grant university is buying out Kaplan, a for-profit distance learning enterprise.

Refunding deals were down substantially and new money volume also slipped.

The bonds will take out $210.7 million of bond anticipation notes issued last week to redeem $246 million of private activity bonds.

South Haven is poised to receive drainage relief.

The Terre Haute, Ind., Board of Sanitary Commissioners on Tuesday approved resolutions to continue a financing process to issue up to $85 million for the second phase of a combined sewer overflow project.

State-backed bonds will replace PABs that were headed for default as Indiana takes over a road project that's become a poster child for P3 woes.

Public finance professional Olyvia Jarmoszka is joining Sycamore Advisors in Chicago.