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Investors are hesitant to welcome the concept of AI, which could predict rare muni defaults. Companies specializing in predictive AI for munis believe they'll be able to win over investors.
June 22
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The College of the Holy Cross, enjoying rising student demand in a time when other private schools are struggling, will take out variable-rate and taxable debt.
June 22
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The longtime Federal Reserve chair served under four presidents and presided over the deregulatory and pro-market push of the 1990s and early 2000s that set the stage for the 2008 mortgage crisis.
June 22
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The FOMC's hawkish tone hasn't cost munis yet, but the reaction from USTs may bring pressure, according to NewSquare Capital's Kim Olsan.
June 18
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Cameron Hamilton, the current nominee to head up the Federal Emergency Management Agency, responded to accusations of political bias during a Senate hearing on Wednesday.
June 18
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The lawmakers say their bills would establish safety standards for independent, third-party assessments of artificial intelligence systems and models.
June 18
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The tobacco sector has been among the worst-performing in the muni market this year, but some say it's still overvalued.
June 18
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"The upgrade recognizes two important factors: the strong operating performance of Vogtle Units 3 and 4 since entering commercial service and the strength of the project's contractual framework," said Ernest Libershteyn, MEAG director of finance and treasury.
June 18
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For the first time since 2023, Georgia will bring its general obligation bonds to the municipal bond market, with a $1.57 billion competitive deal.
June 18
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Favorable conditions for munis helped the asset class stay afloat, despite a hawkish FOMC.
June 17
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine on Monday signed the state's $3.7 billion FY2027-28 capital budget, lauding the budget's breadth and impact on ordinary Ohioans.
June 17
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Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton breaks down how security selection, sector allocation, curve positioning and carry can generate excess returns in high-yield munis, while warning that weak cash flow, a lack of economic viability, limited liquidity and thin disclosure can quickly undermine value.
June 17
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The Nashville-based private university plans to sell up to $430 million of tax-exempt bonds.
June 17
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Alexandria, Va. is moving forward with a $155 million plan to convert a former power plant into a 2.5 million square feet development by leveraging tax increment financing and bond sales.
June 17
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The port processed 840,165 twenty-foot equivalent units in May compared to 716,618 a year ago.
June 17
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Some shops have opted to build their own pricing systems, which provide customization and competitive advantages, although they carry hidden costs. Others have decided to buy to save time, upfront costs and get best built-in practices.
June 17
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Kansas City, Missouri, is weighing $235 million in special obligation bonds to help fund the $1.4 billion expansion of the KC Current's two-year-old stadium.
June 17
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