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Mayor Brandon Johnson's team wants the Chicago Public Schools to refinance debt to free up money for a pension payment to the city.
March 17 -
Michael Melzer joined Nixon Peabody's Chicago office as a partner, bringing wide-ranging experience in public finance.
March 14 -
The Oversight Board's effort to confirm a "a legally infirm cramdown plan is patently flawed and will add years of litigation," the bondholders said.
March 13 -
While the White Lake, Michigan, township hack is the best-known and publicly disclosed cyberattack, there have been others. Some issuers and firms are reluctant to share these experiences publicly.
March 13 -
Court challenges to self-regulatory organizations may have the potential to trigger a financial crisis, a law professor warns.
March 12 -
"March is not an overly positive month for munis, but a lot will depend on U.S. Treasuries," said Barclays strategist Mikhail Foux.
March 7 -
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized the need for patience amid uncertainty over the Trump administration's policies, saying there would be no immediate rate changes but that the Fed would proceed carefully.
March 7 -
The MSRB said its board at a previously scheduled meeting Thursday authorized the filing of further amendments to Rule G-14 .
March 7 -
The bankruptcy judge planned a hearing on the topic for March 19.
March 6 -
Ordinances pending before the city council would authorize up to $325 million of interim financing that would be refunded with fixed-rate, 30-year bonds.
March 6 -
FINRA found that Tradeweb had violated an MSRB rule by failing to include the 'NTBC indicator' when reporting certain municipal securities transactions.
March 6 -
Disasters like wildfires, floods and hurricanes "are striking harder and more often."
March 5 -
The city's Independent Budget Office projects New York's operating surplus as a percentage of tax revenue will fall to 4.8% at the end of the fiscal year.
March 4 -
The New York City Transitional Finance Authority plans to make an impact on the municipal market this month with $1.8 billion of bond sales.
March 4 -
S&P Global Ratings primarily cited a "precipitous decline" in unrestricted cash to explain its triple-notch downgrade of the system.
March 4 -
The IRS has issued a preliminary determination that educational and general revenue bonds issued in 2018 by the University of Rhode Island are taxable due to alleged noncompliance with requirements of Section 149(g).
March 4 -
Texas, Oklahoma, and other Southwest states would jump on the bitcoin bandwagon amid a nationwide surge in bills to invest public money in cryptocurrencies.
March 4 -
Wisconsin will be in the market Wednesday with $253.9 million of general obligation bonds, with some proceeds funding the Blatnik Bridge replacement project.
March 3 -
The governor aims to secure federal funding with latest executive order in aftermath of Los Angeles fires.
March 3 -
The American Securities Association in a brief filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit said an SEC order should be set aside because the MSRB is unconstitutionally structured.
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