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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has deflected requests from a top critic, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, for details of financial transactions by central bank officials, risking an escalation of tensions with lawmakers over disclosure issues.

Upon integration, the Lumesis DIVER product suite will provide additional municipal asset class workflow, analytics related to price transparency, and regulatory-related solutions to SOLVE'S Market Data Platform.

The October event will feature private and public sector experts on education, community development and ESG.

Daily report for September 30, 2022

In the competitive market Thursday, the New York Urban Development Corp. sold $1.443 billion of tax-exempt personal income tax revenue bonds.

The goal is to reduce energy costs and exposure to energy price spikes.

The state spreads landed wide compared to a May sale, but remained far narrower than early in the pandemic and during the state's two-year budget impasse.

Anthony Michael Holland has also been ordered to pay almost $1.2 million in restitution.

Upgrading the agency's technology could make information exchange more secure.

AccuWeather says Hurricane Ian may turn out to be one of the costliest storms in the county's history due to its violent storm surge, damaging winds and overpowering flooding rains.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of housing legislation headlined by bills removing regulatory barriers to new-home construction.

Texas gave S&P until Oct. 13 to produce documents detailing its development and use of ESG factors in public finance ratings.

Houston has built up a $344.8 million general fund balance and reduced its unfunded pension liability to about $1.5 billion ahead of a possible economic slump.

Daily report for September 29, 2022

Swain said the bondholders lien on revenues and the recourse nature of the bonds needs to be determined. The judge would likely order a plan confirmation hearing take place by June 2023. 

A larger new-issue slate led by large deals from the Texas Water Development Board and state of Illinois took focus away from the secondary.

"The lack of progress thus far has me thinking much more now that we have to get to a moderately restrictive stance," he told reporters Wednesday.

Meredith Hathorn's almost forty years in public finance situate her well to steward the board through the coming fiscal year.

Edward Bedore, who managed city finances under by Mayor Richard J. and Richard M. Daley, died this month at 84. Bedore is also remembered for promoting the Summer Business Institute.

The electric vehicle charging program allocates the biggest chunk of federal funds to Texas, at $407 million. California is next in line, with $383 million. No other state receives more than $200 million.