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Massachusetts voters may cap its revenue in November. The commonwealth's strong financial position is likely to insulate bondholders from any resulting turmoil.
August 24
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The city remains triple-A across the board despite's S&P's negative outlook as it prepares to sell $269 million of general obligation bonds.
August 24
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August may have one of the highest tax-exempt volume totals on record, according to J.P. Morgan analysts — don't expect it to let up.
August 21
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The announcement — which affects the 10- to 30-year part of the curve — sent longer-term UST yields falling up to 10 basis points on Wednesday.
August 21
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Brightline West bondholders agreed to give Brightline more time to secure a $400 million equity contribution that was originally due on March 31.
August 21
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Law firms, think tanks and advocacy groups are digesting the ROAD to Housing bill and offering strategies to municipalities about how to maximize the public finance benefits.
August 21
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Financing for a nearly $500 million long-term investment plan would include as much as $250 million of revenue bonds that could be sold next year.
August 21
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Like state governments, most cities and counties remain on "solid footing" given high reserve levels and conservative budgeting, BofA strategists said.
August 21
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A report by Ceres found climate risk — and climate resilience — disclosure uneven after a review of offering documents from 60 recent municipal bond sales.
August 21
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Munis are beginning to see headwinds and mixed technicals as a strong summer winds down, according to Municipal Market Analytics' Kevin McGuigan.
August 20
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The ratings agency cited strong financial metrics and affordable utility rates.
August 20
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The draft RBP "updates and augments" an RBP on LSTs released in 2000, the NFMA said.
August 20
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The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority voted to move forward with plans for a $20 billion makeover of Dulles Airport, clarifying how the project will be financed.
August 20
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The Oklahoma audit uncovered "complex financial schemes" allegedly by a former Tulsa Public Schools administrator that involved $3.73 million in bond proceeds.
August 20
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"I actually think that this was a difficult case for the SEC enforcement division to bring, a close call, on the facts," attorney Andrew Kintzinger said.
August 20
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Puerto Rico's electric authority, mired in nine-year-old bankruptcy proceedings, is running low on cash and its efforts to reduce outages aren't succeeding.
August 20
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The previous record was $3.8 billion as part of the Georgia SR-400 Express Lanes project.
August 20
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