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The MSRB has filed a series of changes to its rule on customer account transfers.

Bill Daly, NABL's director of governmental affairs, plans to retire at the end of the year and the group is looking for his replacement.

State DOT officials seek accord this year on a federal infrastructure plan with more HTF revenue.

The House is scheduled to vote on a slightly modified version of the controversial CHOICE Act during the week of June 5.

Fidelity Brokerage Services and Frazier Lanier are to pay $80K to settle FINRA muni charges.

Senators say new Move America Act bonds and credits to provide options for financing P3s.

Groups and companies representing bankers and investors are asking the SEC to further tailor its event disclosure proposal.

Progressive Democrats propose $2 trillion of new, direct federal infrastructure funding.

New York City could lose $850 million if Trump's budget passes, city Comptroller Scott Stringer said.

The administration wants to keep the tax exemption for state and local bonds, the Treasury secretary told Senate lawmakers.

Coalition of groups urges House committee members to support tax-exempt bonds for infrastructure to help economy grow and create jobs.

Trump’s infrastructure proposals could result in less infrastructure spending, not more.

Lawyers on a panel said issuers should focus on good policies and procedures as well as SEC enforcement trends.

A federal district judge extended a delay on Maryland’s Purple Line P3 rail project for more studies.

Trump's budget guts grant programs, contains nothing new on tax reform, and may actually cut net funds for infrastructure, drawing complaints from Democrats, governmental groups and infrastructure advocates.

Two financial advisors have submitted a plan that could give the federal government $1 trillion for infrastructure development.

A federal jury found Christopher St. Lawrence, the former town supervisor of Ramapo, N.Y., guilty of criminal fraud.

The Government Finance Officers Association wants members to take to social media about tax reform

Federal tax reform efforts could mean trouble for public pension plans, experts said.

Issuers are anxiously heading into uncharted waters with a new issue price rule taking effect