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A healthy response to Chicago's first tender invitation is expected to bolster the savings on $1.47 billion of refinancing debt the city sells this week.
January 14 -
Demand for municipal bonds is much stronger in 2020 than it was to end 2019, illustrated by record inflows into the asset class in the latest reporting week.
January 10 -
Chicago is coming to market next week with its $1.3 billion debt refinancing.
January 7 -
The city is folding together separate syndicate and advisor teams on $1.2 billion of general obligation and Sales Tax Securitization Corp. refunding deals.
December 10 -
Rating agencies affirmed Chicago's GOratings and the first report also out on the new junior lien Sales Tax Securitization Corp. credit.
November 27 -
Mayor Lori Lightfoot's first budget cleared the City Council on a 39-11 vote.
November 26 -
The Finance Committee signed off on bond refinancing and revenue packages that are key to the 2020 budget, paving the way for a full city council vote.
November 20 -
Chicago now expects to bank $215 million in upfront debt refinancing savings from a bond refinancing it expects late this year or early next.
November 12 -
Though the market may view Chicago's budget as heading in the right direction, relying on the state is a gamble that's a concern for aldermen, too.
October 29 -
Mayor Lori Lightfoot needs to achieve her 2022 target of structurally balancing the city’s books to preserve Chicago's BBB-plus rating, S&P said.
October 25