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The 'pension' bondholders have reached a preliminary deal with the Puerto Rico Oversight Board.
March 10 -
The Investment Company Institute reported outflows from municipal bond mutual funds but inflows into exchange-traded funds. The February consumer price index came in as expected, while the core was below expectations, and analysts expect bigger rises ahead.
March 10 -
A consildated effort is needed for better transparency of pricing in the municipal market, especially for retail investors.
March 10 -
Thousands of references to the acronym were removed from the Government Finance Officers Association website.
March 10 -
Johnson, in his announcement to run, emphasized New York’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic through effective use of federal stimulus dollars.
March 10 -
S&P moved Illinois' outlook to stable from negative amid revenue numbers that beat pandemic-driven low expectations. The rating remains the lowest among states.
March 9 -
Munis were stronger across the curve as secondary trading was constructive and bellwether credits moved yields lower.
March 9 -
The plan and disclosure statement indicates only some of the terms for the HTA, CCDA, and PRIFA rum tax bonds.
March 9 -
The Illinois attorney general and the head of conservative policy group lay out their positions next week in a case seeking to void $14 billion of state debt.
March 9 -
The creation of the Municipal Liquidity Facility helped not only eligible entities but also those left out of using the program.
March 9 -
The pandemic has caused some special circumstances for state and local governments in juggling their finances. Jeffrey Previdi, the vice-chairman of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board who spent more than 20 years of his career at S&P Global Ratings, talks about what his regulatory organization has done to assist them. Previdi also talked about how GASB influences how state and local governments spend taxpayer money on such things as schools, firehouses, water treatment plants, and other infrastructure. Brian Tumulty hosts. (25 minutes)
March 9 -
Two top state lawmakers, who along with Cuomo comprise the “three people in the room” that hash out the spending plan, pulled their support of the New York governor.
March 8 -
Nonbanks had worried the end of the Paycheck Protection Program Liquidity Facility would hurt their ability to lend to small businesses. On Monday, the Federal Reserve announced the facility would be extended for three months.
March 8 -
U.S. Deputy Transportation Secretary nominee and former New York City official Polly Trottenberg called it 'a project of national significance.'
March 8 -
With the reset in yields in the rear view, valuations — especially relative to Treasury — will likely support continued robust demand.
March 5 -
Possible withdrawal of bond insurer support and the opposition of the local government to pension cuts are the biggest hurdles to the plan.
March 5 -
The broker-dealer found a way to give clients a virtual pat on the back while donating money to hunger relief efforts.
March 5 -
Among over 1,200 dealers registered with the MSRB, 21 firms are bank dealers who would be impacted by the change.
March 5 -
Jacqueline Dunn had held the interim position since last September.
March 5 -
Illinois' pension crater reaches more than $300 billion under Moody's formula.
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