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The homeowners insurance market in the U.S. "faces mounting strain from severe climate risk," Benjamin Collier and the other authors said in their commentary.
March 27 -
The new state income tax is expected to make Washington munis, which are exempt, more attractive for high-earning residents.
March 27 -
The East San Francisco Bay area water and wastewater utility will price into a market that has seen increased revenue bond issuance.
March 26 -
The MTA's goal to monetize its vast property portfolio could bring 300 homes to Crown Heights.
March 26 -
Despite headwinds in the higher education sector, Louisiana State has enjoyed rising undergraduate enrollment.
March 26 -
Overall rainy-day fund capacity for U.S. states fell in fiscal year 2025 for the first time since the World Financial Crisis as more states look at tapping reserves.
March 25 -
Iowa lawmakers have to merge competing visions for property tax reform after multiple bills passed out of committee in the state House and Senate this month.
March 25 -
"You would think global instability leads to flight for quality, but you also have the inflationary pressures that come with higher oil prices. I would say the inflationary pressures have been winning, and that's why you're seeing Treasury and muni rates move higher," said Keith Richard, head of public finance at Siebert Williams Shank.
March 24 -
The current lateral recruiting marketplace for public finance attorney talent is "highly competitive," according to Nixon Peabody's Julie Seymour.
March 24 -
José Torres, senior economist at Interactive Brokers, breaks down the FOMC decision and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's press conference.
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The AA-minus-rated bonds come to market as the hospital sector continues to navigate through rising expenses and other challenges.
March 24 -
Otero County's March 13 emergency meeting to avoid a bond default did not comply with the Open Meetings Act, the state's Justice Department determined.
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