Muni Think

More insight into board member selection and decisions would benefit the market and its primary regulator.

The notion of cooperation is central to P3s, bringing together two different kinds of operations — public agencies and private enterprises — in pursuit of a common goal.

After its sudden pivot on monetary policy, the Fed chair recently said the central bank's so-called dot plot has become a “source of confusion” for investors.

Just when we thought levels could not go lower, here we are just a few basis points off the March lows in yield.

Taxpayers, public employees and federal oversight agencies are among the constituencies that want to monitor a municipal bond issuer’s financial performance.

Observing the potential and the limitations of blockchain technology, it’s worth taking a closer look into its role in the municipal market.

More liquidity, lower costs, and the need for audit trails are accelerating changes in muni bond trading.

The one category that will increase precipitously no matter who is in charge is interest on the federal debt.

It's a critical moment in the municipal bond market, and participants need to embrace change with a stronger voice in Washington and beyond.

The Bond Buyer will be rolling out some changes to how we cover and communicate with the professionals and the leaders who work in and around municipal finance.