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They assumed their jobs over the past year in the face of a pandemic, civil unrest and financial uncertainties, and in an industry often set in its ways.
March 9
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Despite the recent outflows and volatility of the Treasury market, municipal bonds have and should continue to outperform as stimulus from Washington provides some respite.
March 8
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The museum is borrowing through the tax-exempt market for the first time to finance is ongoing transformation plans.
March 8
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There is no deadline for local governments or states to spend the money, with much it expected to be put to use quickly.
March 8
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Fitch Ratings downgraded Anaheim's bonds on Friday, as the governor announced amusement parks and stadiums could open April 1.
March 8
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She has repeatedly rejected concerns that Biden’s stimulus is excessive given the economy’s signs of recovery, and that run-away inflation could damage the economy.
March 8
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Two top state lawmakers, who along with Cuomo comprise the “three people in the room” that hash out the spending plan, pulled their support of the New York governor.
March 8
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Nonbanks had worried the end of the Paycheck Protection Program Liquidity Facility would hurt their ability to lend to small businesses. On Monday, the Federal Reserve announced the facility would be extended for three months.
March 8
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The Electric Reliability Council of Texas and CPS Energy, the public utility of the city of San Antonio, were downgraded after the cold weather power crisis.
March 8
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U.S. Deputy Transportation Secretary nominee and former New York City official Polly Trottenberg called it 'a project of national significance.'
March 8
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The legislation penalizes school districts who don't resume in-person instruction for some younger students and those most disadvantaged by online learning.
March 5
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With the reset in yields in the rear view, valuations — especially relative to Treasury — will likely support continued robust demand.
March 5
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Possible withdrawal of bond insurer support and the opposition of the local government to pension cuts are the biggest hurdles to the plan.
March 5
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Far West municipal issuers sold $99.1 billion of debt last year, a 16% increase from 2019, picking up the pace in the second quarter after a hiccup in March when the coronavirus first put society on pause.
March 5
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The broker-dealer found a way to give clients a virtual pat on the back while donating money to hunger relief efforts.
March 5
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Among over 1,200 dealers registered with the MSRB, 21 firms are bank dealers who would be impacted by the change.
March 5
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New brands are emerging to improve banking services to targeted consumer segments, and Daylight is one intent on winning over the LGBTQ market. What are mainstream banks getting wrong that leaves an opening for niche brands like Daylight?
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Hector Negroni, a leader in pushing the needle in municipal finance, talks policy, infrastructure, ESG and a growing global audience for investing in state and local governments.
