-
In a letter, three issuer groups made specific recommendations to the Federal Reserve and Treasury.April 1
-
The CARES Act gives the Federal Reserve and Treasury up to 10 days to begin purchasing municipal securities in the secondary market.March 31
-
Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., pledged Thursday the massive spending bill would pass on a voice vote even though some objections were expected during a Friday morning vote.March 26
-
As COVID-19 impacts the U.S. economy, muni market participants want to bring back tax-exempt advance refunding, raise the cap on bank-qualified debt, among others.March 12
-
“Anybody who’s having an event between now and May is considering what to do about it,” said Mike Nicholas, CEO of the Bond Dealers of America.March 12
-
Congressional offices may decide to minimize or ban face-to-face meetings as virus concerns grow.March 11
-
Rep. Steve Stivers, R-Ohio, is looking to attach tax-exempt advance refunding to an appropriations bill or other suitable legislation.March 3
-
Walter told The Bond Buyer she has been hearing the same push for transparency since her start at the SEC.February 24
-
The SEC said that the timeliness of disclosures is a “major challenge” in the secondary market for municipal securities.February 19
-
Members of the Public Finance Network sent a letter to Congress urging restoration of advance refunding for tax-exempt bonds.February 12
