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Vern Breland is representing himself, and told a court he relied on his municipal advisor.
August 15 -
Democrats say the $740 billion legislation would mark the largest climate change mitigation investment in the country's history.
August 12 -
The training camps will focus on 30 grant programs in the infrastructure law that carry the biggest bang for their buck and allow cities to apply directly to the feds.
August 12 -
After thirty years at the Commission, Lori Price will begin as director for the Office of Credit Ratings Aug. 14
August 12 -
The bulging surpluses are a result of $5 trillion in economic stimulus from the federal government including American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds which boosted economic activity and tax revenues.
August 11 -
The $2.2 billion will be divided evenly between urban and rural communities, with 75% going to projects in poor or disadvantaged areas.
August 11 -
All states hit the Aug. 1 deadline to submit electric vehicle charging station plans to unlock the first piece of funding in the federal infrastructure package.
August 10 -
A key distinction commenters raised is the difference between ESG-related credit risk disclosures and non-credit risk ESG information about the issuer or the bonds.
August 10 -
The SEC is opposing municipal advisor Brandon Comer's request for a summary judgment in a case, where the Commission alleged Comer breached his fiduciary duty.
August 9 -
States and localities are in line for clean energy funding, some of which builds on grant programs in the bipartisan infrastructure law.
August 8 -
Issuers praised the bill's climate provisions while muni market participants said it's unlikely to significantly hurt demand for tax-exempt paper.
August 5 -
The sudden passing of Walorski and two of her staffers has left municipal market advocates and politicians stunned.
August 4 -
The agency overseeing what has been called the country's most expensive infrastructure project hopes to secure $8 billion in federal dollars and $4.2 billion of state borrowing for the first leg of the bullet train.
August 4 -
Hospitals can expect more than $2.6 billion of in additional payments under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services program, but some say that is not enough.
August 3 -
The proposal may be less feasible for certain types of trades, market participants said, especially larger trades.
August 3 -
The office is aiming to beef up its analytical power with the new hire.
August 2 -
The "no SALT no deal" Democrats appear ready to support the compromise reconciliation package negotiated in the Senate.
August 1 -
Broker and investment advisor Wayne von Borstel has been suspended by FINRA for 15 business days for violating MSRB Rule G-8 on recordkeeping
August 1 -
The MSRB announced new board leadership as well as a revision to a controversial fee structure proposal.
July 29 -
A group of 20 muni bond investment firms have asked U.S. cities to disclose their environmental-related needs and risks, including infrastructure projects, to CDP, a global disclosure firm.
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