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Diversity, equity, and inclusion concerns are exerting more influence in public finance.

The bank-qualified cap is a muni priority that could appeal to lawmakers from less populous areas, as it impacts exclusively small issuers.

As GFOA's new president, she intends to work to address staffing shortages and bring GFOA members together.

Terri Velasquez ends her term as GFOA president, reflecting on her year leading the group.

New regulations appear to be highlighting disagreements on major muni market topics.

The clock is ticking on Congress waiving PAYGO for Build America Bonds, a budget bear trap that could delay promised subsidy payments totaling $14 billion to issuers.

Must-pass spending bills and a debt ceiling fight are in the near future.

Municipal issuers are learning the ropes of ESG disclosure and marketing.

The technology revolution has tended to favor investors and broker-dealers.

Any new legislation should fit the "unique" nature of the municipal bond market, Sanchez said.