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Tax-exempt funds continued to see negative flows as $1.12 billion fled the funds and total net assets settled at $270.27 billion in the week ended June 25, according to The Money Fund Report, a service of iMoneyNet.com.
June 28 -
As the SEC toys with the possibility of imposing further regulations on money market funds, those close to the $2.6 trillion industry say the revisions are problematic, highly unnecessary, and could seriously undermine the successful operation and existence of the 40-year-old industry.
June 27 -
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Refundings have dominated the new supply of municipal bonds so far in 2012. They've been driving up demand by taking higher coupon bonds out of the market
June 26 -
Refundings have dominated the new supply of municipal bonds so far in 2012. They've been driving up demand by taking higher coupon bonds out of the market.
June 26 -
The finances of local and state governments and other muni sectors generally improved from 2010 to 2011, according to McDonnell Investment Management, LLC.
June 25 -
New Rule G-43 requires that broker's brokers make reasonable efforts to obtain fair and reasonable prices when conducting secondary-market "bid-wanted" auctions.
June 25 -
In the aftermath of Moody's Investors Service downgrade of several key U.S. banks late Thursday, it downgraded roughly $64 billion in affected municipal debt Friday afternoon.
June 22 -
At an anticipated $8.11 billion, municipal bond issuance this week should subside slightly. But because investors are neck-deep in heavy cash flows, the market has been absorbing healthy calendars over the past few weeks with only modest concessions to yields.
June 22





