-
A November sale of up to $348 million of general obligation and other debt is planned, while the council okayed interim financing for Dallas Love Field Airport.
September 10 -
An agreement between Norman Regional Health System and bondholders postponed a Sept. 1 debt service payment until a $40 million bond sale closes.
September 10 -
GASB is looking for comments on the taxonomy design for its Voluntary Digital Financial Reporting project, a big step on the pathway to the digitization of financial statements.
September 10 -
The SEC looks to be trying to sharpen its muni expertise, which may offer clues about its future focuses in the market.
September 10 -
The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer spent nearly 50 years pairing legal expertise with advocacy, deal structuring and legislative problem-solving to help issuers navigate risks and expand their financing options.
September 10 -
If CMS finalizes the rule, "many freestanding proton centers across 11 states would be in immediate jeopardy of being financially unsustainable," the National Association of Proton Therapy said.
September 10 -
The city's convention center authority plans to use proceeds from a $775 million bond sale to finance expansion of Music City Center.
September 10 -
-
Fear of inflation is hitting all markets, MMA Director Kevin McGuigan said, but high supply and low reinvestment cash mean it's hitting munis harder.
September 9 -
Rodriguez previously worked at Janney Montgomery Scott, where she was a managing director and head of Texas public finance.
September 9 -
Provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act designed to jump start affordable housing development are starting to trickle out into the market in the form of tax-exempt and taxable bond combos.
September 9 -
Schools should begin auditing their programs and policies now, and bond buyers should prepare for more credit risks coming with higher education bonds.
September 9 -
Fitch Ratings revised Illinois' outlook to positive, pointing to the state's recent trend toward "normalized operating performance" and diverse economy.
September 9 -
The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer built public finance businesses at U.S. Bank and Academy Securities by combining experienced teams, issuer trust and a clear reason for clients to choose a new franchise.
September 9 -
The SEC has issued a proposal to rescind its "pay-to-play" rule relating to investment advisers. The rule "was modeled, in large part," on MSRB Rule G-37, Commissioner Hester Peirce said.
September 9 -
Indiana illustrates both the shifting political risk for data centers and the direction of the infrastructure finance discussion on this issue.
September 9 -
-
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek canceled plans for a Salem data center in July. Her new edict goes further.
September 8 -
This week's new-issue calendar is sizable, NewSquare Capital's Kim Olsan said, given fairly light September redemptions. Around a third of the $15 billion calendar is tied up in deals from New York City and Alabama.
September 8 -
The incoming Bond Buyer Hall of Famer helped build Citi into a dominant municipal underwriting franchise by making complex finance understandable, actionable and useful to issuers.
September 8


























