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The tax exempt bond office will be combined with the office of Indian tribal governments and headed by the ITG director.
March 10 - Puerto Rico
The House Financial Services Committee and Senate Banking Committee both approved companion bills that would end a legal loophole that lawmakers allege allowed broker-dealers to defraud Puerto Rico investors have received committee approval and are now pending before the House and Senate.
March 10 -
Infrastructure needs direct federal funding, not tax breaks for private investments, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said in New York.
March 10 -
The nation's deteriorating infrastructure will continue to decline without a resolution of a $2 trillion funding shortfall over the next 10 years, the American Society of Civil Engineers said.
March 9 -
Former Washington State Treasurer Jim McIntire has joined Star Mountain Capital, a lower middle-market asset management firm, as a strategic advisor serving public pensions and other institutional investors.
March 9 -
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards wants coastal protection projects added to the president's high-priority infrastructure list in order to receive expedited federal approval.
March 9 -
A guilty plea from Aaron Troodler, the former executive director of the Ramapo Local Development Corp., for criminal securities fraud means he could face a maximum of 25 years in prison.
March 8 -
OppenheimerFunds will acquire Seattle fund manager SNW Asset Management to expand its high-quality municipal bond offerings.
March 8 -
The Glades Correctional Development Corp. in south-central Florida shorted its March 1 debt-service payment, the trustee said in a notice, as the date for a taxable bond exchange approaches due to an IRS ruling.
March 7 -
Dealers are criticizing a proposed standalone minimum denomination rule from the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board, saying it would hamper liquidity and hurt investors by limiting the liquidity of below-minimum denomination positions in municipal securities.
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