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Certain Puerto Rico issuers with over $5 billion outstanding continue paying bondholders in full and on time.
January 9
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A compendium of changes in the municipal industry.
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As revenue collections climb, governors are laying out plans to reduce property, sales, and income taxes.
January 9
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Investors will be greeted Monday with a new-issue calendar estimated at $4.303 billion.
January 6
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"Let's face it, the state of our trains, roads, and bridges today is unacceptable," Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said in her inaugural address.
January 6
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The $242 million payment that's being made in addition to regularly scheduled contributions launches the city's policy aimed at staving off growth in its unfunded liabilities, a goal made all the more urgent by the beating pension funds are taking on their investments.
January 6
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The crisis over House leadership raises risks for muni issuers, while investors say it's time to drill down to the individual credit level.
January 6
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This dismissal won't affect the state's other lawsuit against the Biden administration's clawback of pandemic relief funds for state tax cuts
January 6
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Boyea brings more than three decades of public finance experience to the minority- and women-owned heavyweight firm's new office in California's state capital.
January 6
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The attorneys elevated to the of counsel position include Stephanie S. Kim and Katie Leesman, both of the firm's Washington, D.C., office.
January 6
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Jon Ballan will head the firm's new infrastructure and public-private partnerships practice.
January 6
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Outflows continued as Refinitiv Lipper reported $2.477 billion was pulled from municipal bond mutual funds in the week ending Wednesday after $1.946 billion of outflows the week prior.
January 5
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Chicago returns to the market later this month with a deal under its Sales Tax Securitization Corp. credit that will offer the city's first social-designated bonds along with a refunding piece that includes the paydown of GO bonds through a tender.
January 5
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Without admitting or denying the findings, Blaylock Van consented to FINRA's findings that it failed to establish and maintain written supervisory procedures.
January 5
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As a result of low projected available capacity, some school districts may not get the program's triple-A ratings for their bond sales.
January 5
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Gov. Jay Inslee wants a $4 billion bond referendum for housing that would be outside the state's debt limit. State lawmakers must approve first.
January 5
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The Bond Buyer takes a look back and remembers those in the public finance industry who died in 2022.
January 5
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Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George said the U.S. central bank should raise its benchmark interest rate above 5% and hold it there well into 2024 to bring inflation down.
January 5
