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Puerto Rican investors in municipal bond closed-ended funds run by UBS AG, Banco Popular and Popular Securities sued the firms.
May 7 -
The National Association of Bond Lawyers urged the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service to provide guidance in the coming year on matters ranging from President Obama's health care reform law to the definition of a political subdivision.
May 6 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board is revising its proposed rule governing the duties of municipal advisors in response to market comments, and will also propose amending its pay-to-play rule to cover MAs, the MSRB announced Tuesday.
May 6 -
Large public funds tracked by the Wilshire Trust Universe Comparison Service outperformed small ones in the first quarter of 2014.
May 5 -
The Washington Higher Education Facilities Authority privately placed $34 million of bonds to fund construction projects at Saint Martin's University.
May 2 -
It is virtually impossible to predict what would happen if Puerto Rico's financial situation deteriorated to the point where it could no longer repay its debts, experts on distressed municipalities said Thursday.
May 1 -
Fitch Ratings upgraded the rating on Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee, Wash., based on its improved financial performance.
April 30 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission will release new rules for the reform of money market mutual funds "in the near term," although it has not decided whether they should would apply to municipal funds, SEC chairman Mary Jo White told a House panel Tuesday.
April 29 -
Lack of congressional action to replenish the dwindling Highway Trust Fund means aging bridges will continue to deteriorate.
April 24 -
The Berea City School District in Ohio said that it can redeem $12.87 million of series 2009B certificates of participation designated as Build America Bonds because its subsidy payments were reduced due to sequestration.
April 23 -
Airports may someday face competition from high-speed rail, but that's not a sure thing yet, Kroll Bond Rating Agency said in a new report on rating methodology for general airport revenue bonds.
April 23 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board has filed a new rule with the Securities and Exchange Commission to implement an annual fee of $300 for each municipal advisor professional that is to be paid by registered municipal advisors.
April 17 -
Metropolitan Washington Airport Authority will complete funding of a rail line to Dulles International Airport with May's negotiated sale of $450 million of toll revenue bonds.
April 17 - Washington
A new office at the U.S. Treasury Department will focus on state and local finance issues, including distressed municipalities and their management of pensions and other liabilities.
April 17 - Washington
The District of Columbia's new chief financial officer will likely oversee the issuance of more than $1 billion of bonds in fiscal 2015 and hopes to develop a plan that assesses D.C.'s capital challenges and how best to meet them over the long term.
April 11 - Washington
The Washington State Housing Finance Commission is helping victims displaced by the recent mudslide by speeding up the process of applying for housing.
April 10 -
Tender option bond market participants have two options available to keep those programs viable under the Volcker Rule, though neither is without risk or likely to please everybody with an interest in TOBs.
April 9 -
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States that pull back on their cost-cutting measures in response to improving economic conditions could harm their credit, but local governments are in good shape thanks to a housing market recovery, according to a new report from Standard & Poor's.
April 7 - Washington
Energy Northwest is planning to sell $647 million next week to fund capital projects at its nuclear power plant and to refund outstanding debt.
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