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The scale of the evacuations and damage "underscore the growing credit risk that wildfires pose in the Pacific Northwest."
August 10 -
Some public pensions "don't have good regular reporting on where their public equities are," which makes it hard to gauge the extent of the concentration, Equable Executive Director Anthony Randazzo said.
August 10 -
Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton says muni investors should treat July as a reset, not a retreat, with positive flows, compelling taxable-equivalent yields and selective repricing supporting modest single-digit returns by yearend.
August 10
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Jeffrey Cleveland, Managing Director and Chief Economist at Payden & Rygel, will discuss the FOMC meeting, the new SEP and Chair Warsh's press conference.
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President Donald Trump's administration has reportedly sent a letter to Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook detailing his reasons for finding cause to remove her from office after the Supreme Court ruled in her favor earlier this summer.
August 7 -
The Texas city's general obligation rating was lifted to Aa2 with a stable outlook from Aa3 based on "meaningful" moves taken in its fiscal 2027 budget.
August 5 -
Budget Director Annette Guzman left her role Monday, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said, in the latest high-profile finance departure from his administration.
August 5 -
Proposals for reforming the Federal Emergency Management Agency are attracting attention from the ratings agencies.
August 4 -
Two muni veterans are joining PNC's public finance team.
August 3 -
The Chicago Board of Education passed an amended fiscal year 2027 budget Thursday that assumes $150 million in additional funding from the state.
August 3 -
Philadelphia has spent the last decade building up its reserves and pension funds. A state oversight board says it can keep doing so for another five years.
August 3 -
PREPA bondholders asked the court to allow actions against Puerto Rico's central government, which they say undermined the authority's ability to pay its bonds.
July 30 -
Acting Chief Financial Officer Steven Mahr and Deputy CFO Noor Shaikh left Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's administration as internal battles became public.
July 30 -
The National Association of Bond Lawyers reacts to an IRS request for comments on a proposed change to section 148 in the tax code that regulates arbitrage and cash allocations with a resounding "no."
July 30 -
Jonathan Fiebach, David Womack, Elizabeth Coolidge and Jeff White have each been elected to serve a four-year term beginning on Oct. 1
July 30 -
The value of the Florida cancer treatment center and the mortgaged property is unlikely to cover the bond debt, the trustee said.
July 29 -
The budget timeline emerged as a flashpoint when the Chicago Board of Education held hearings last week in the run-up to a consequential vote Thursday.
July 29 -
Fitch cited very strong revenue defensibility and the expectation the utility's finacial profile and performance will improve.
July 28 -
"New Fed chairs often face unexpected monetary system challenges and bond investors want to be reassured that the Fed will be serious about addressing those challenges," D.A. Davidson's James Ragan said.
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The filing comes after the MSRB in January published a request for comment seeking input on draft amendments to Rule G-27.
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