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The filing cuts the current 15 minutes standard reporting window down to one minute in what the MSRB describes as an effort to improve transparency.
January 16 -
The list of regulations coming into effect next year, as well the expected Supreme Court decision on how the SEC uses its enforcement powers is paving the way for a landmark year.
December 27 -
Bond Buyer Executive Editor Kyle Glazier discusses the coming year in D.C. with Bond Dealers of America's Brett Bolton. (15 minutes)
December 26 -
Without admitting or denying the findings, Alan Appelbaum agreed to be barred from participating in any securities offerings, but is able to apply for reentry after ten years.
December 8 -
The first fees filed under the MSRB's new rate card model are in line with expectations,but its long term budget growth has some worried about its future.
December 1 -
Vern Breland has agreed to pay a $35,000 fine and is permanently barred from participating in future municipal securities offerings.
November 22 -
The question over how big or small a role artificial intelligence will play in the development of FDTA's standards will need to be answered by both regulators and issuers.
November 14 -
For those of us who study government finance, either for investment purposes or for public policy purposes, complete data sets are far more useful than partial ones that will necessitate ongoing use of legacy PDFs of those issuers that are exempt.
November 7
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Representatives from the business, academic, legal and other disciplines gathered on Capitol Hill to take aim at the many SEC rule proposals initiated under Gary Gensler's tenure.
November 2 -
The relief means little for traditional municipal issuers but will have an effect on some conduit borrowers and issuers "adjacent" to the municipal market.
October 31 -
The board expects to have FY 2024 fees filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission before Dec. 1.
October 27 -
Officials from the Governmental Accounting Standards Board said that adhering to the Financial Data Transparency Act may make things more complicated.
October 12 -
Without admitting or denying the findings, Luther Speight and his firm Luther Speight and Company agreed to pay civil penalties of $20,000 and $10,000, respectively.
October 3 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board heads into its new fiscal year focused on market regulation, improving data for the muni market, and updating its EMMA technology platform.
September 29 -
The firm, without admitting or denying the findings, agreed to pay a $60,000 civil penalty.
September 26 -
The amendments exempt those who've already qualified as a municipal advisor representative from retaking the Series 50 exam.
September 13 -
Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Gary Gensler, speaking in front of the Senate Banking Committee, defended his tenure and the 22 rulemaking proposals he's adopted in the last few years.
September 12 -
Brandon Comer and his firm Comer Capital Group are in talks to settle the Securities and Exchange Commission charges against them ahead of a pretrial conference Nov. 17.
August 1 -
The action does not have immediate implications for municipal issuers but could give the muni market a sense of how the SEC is beginning to think about cybersecurity risks.
July 27 -
Cincinnati-based Fifth Third Securities is the seventh firm charged by the Commission for failing to comply with the appropriate disclosures in connection with the limited offering exemption.
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