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A 2017 issuance is in danger of losing its tax-exempt status.
February 9
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Speaking at the 2024 National Outlook Conference, MSRB chief executive officer noted the number of calls the MSRB has received since the suspension was announced.
February 8
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The amendments add a new section to Rule G-12 to align with Exchange Act Rule 15c6-2.
February 8
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The SIFMA Swap Index fell to 3.24% Wednesday, down 50 basis points from 3.74% from the week prior, and 131 basis points from 4.55% it hit on Jan. 24 as swings continued in the VRDO market. Tax-exempt money market funds reversed course to see inflows of almost $4 billion.
February 7
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The volatility in USTs is giving municipals a difficult run to start February. The asset class lagged the selloff and outperformed the recent rally, which points to its resiliency — but those moves do not come without challenges.
February 6
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If the appeals court rules for them, the bond parties say, a new plan of adjustment may be needed.
February 6
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It's a color-coded controversy about how far the fight over ESG and green investing precepts will affect public finance this year, with the latest skirmishes involving Bank of America and New York and New Hampshire.
February 6
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"There's a reason Guam is investment grade," said Muni Credit News Publisher Joseph Krist.
February 5
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Mr. McManimon worked extensively in analyzing, developing and implementing financial plans for redevelopment areas throughout New Jersey.
February 5
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Thomas DiNapoli criticised the agency for failing to include projected costs associated with needed system repairs in its 2023 20-Year Needs Assessment.
February 5
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The Education Finance Council is seeking clarification on bond rules related to student loans.
February 2
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Biden administration officials have indicated they will not be appealing the Eleventh Circuit's decision allowing states to use ARPA funds to offset tax cuts to the Supreme Court.
February 2
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The court is considering whether the original PREPA trust agreement gave bondholders a lien on all revenues, which they argue should extend beyond the debt restructuring, or only on the money the authority deposited in its reserve fund.
February 1
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"We're going to be opportunistic based on what the market conditions are and what the interest rate environment is," said Ben Watkins, director of the Florida Division of Bond Finance. "We like to be like Boy Scouts — we always want to be prepared."
February 1
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"Yields are attractive, and there's going to be a lot of demand and there's not going to be a lot of bonds," said Scott Diamond, co-head of the municipal fixed income team at Goldman Sachs.
January 30
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The unexpected suspension raises immediate questions about transactions that have already occurred but have yet to close.
January 30
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The veteran-owned Academy Securities failed to file Form G-37 reports in a timely manner, and failed to disclose another 60 municipal underwritings where the firm acted in a managerial capacity.
January 30
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The discussion of rate cuts, both timing and amount, has analysts offering varying estimates.
January 30
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The deal comes following several toll increases — which have bolstered the authority's credit — that have also compelled a state senator to introduce a bill that would dissolve the authority.
January 29
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Brandon Comer and his firm Comer Capital Group have to pay the sum as part of a final judgment reached in federal court in Illinois.
January 29
