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Modernizing rules and leveraging technology are focal points for the organization.

Lawmakers asked Treasurer Fiona Ma to work with the state's housing agencies to craft a first-time homebuyers' program unique to California's housing crisis.

“That's a big loss to me personally and to the commission,” SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said Wednesday.

S&P Global Ratings affirmed the city's BBB-minus rating after debt restructurings triggered a CreditWatch placement.

Daily report for October 21, 2021

The Investment Company Institute reported $385 million of inflows while ETFs fell to $124 million.

Environmental, social and governance factors are gaining importance in the muni industry.

Wisconsin reported healthier-than-expected fiscal 2021 results that should benefit a new money deal planned for next month.

A California Public Finance conference panel asked what the municipal bond industry can do better for women and minorities.

While the Puerto Rico House passed it, the Senate set a Thursday vote to ensure passage.

Kutak Rock will open a law office in Tallahassee next month, to be staffed with 10 hires from Hopping Green & Sams.

The $1.27 billion Ohio River Crossing toll bridge between Kentucky and Evansville, Indiana, will bring new jobs and boost the region's economy, officials say.

MSRB Executive Director Mark Kim, as well as the board's new chair and vice chair sit down for a talk about the board's priorities in the new fiscal year.

Daily report for October 20, 2021

Congress has until Halloween to reach not only a deal on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, but also a reconciliation deal. Without both, key muni priorities could vanish, says GFOA lobbyist.

Spreads have been widening, but secondary trading was on the light side and triple-A benchmarks were cut by only a basis point in spots even as U.S. Treasury yields once again rose on the 10- and 30-year.

The knock-on effects of COVID-19 are omnipresent, issuers said at the Bond Buyer's virtual California Public Finance Conference. For some government officials, certain changes to how business gets done have been positive.

For the first time in six years, Texas colleges and universities are awarded tuition revenue bonds backed by the state.

Illinois passage of clean energy legislation cleared the deck for AMP Ohio's stalled refunding of Prairie State bonds, but mandates that would force the plant's eventual closure loom large.

The application period for this significant role is slated to close Friday.