Capital markets

ProMedica Health System was downgraded to Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service, which assigned a negative outlook.

Improving the capital city's system could generate tax-base growth and economic activity, according to Moody's Investors Service.

Taxable bonds will replace interim financing that funded land acquisition for the plant, which may not match the vision that drew state and local subsidies.

Although the supply/demand ratio is still lopsided, the recent surge had made things a little more balanced.

BondWave LLC has made several enhancements to its Engine for Fixed Income platform.

The agencies aren't concerned about the ongoing strike, but the final contract will determine if Chicago Public Schools continues its slow rating progress.

S&P Global Ratings revised to positive from stable the outlook on its BBB-plus rating for the long-troubled city on the Delaware River.

The bond insurer may be seeking a more receptive audience for its claim that underwriters provided incomplete and misleading information about the bonds it insured.

California's largest-ever competitive taxable deal, which followed two upgrades, drew 10 or more bidders for each tranche.

Moody's lifted California to Aa2 ahead of plans to sell $1.1 billion of general obligation bonds.

Twice-indicted Fall River, Massachusetts, Mayor Jasiel Correia II intends to take a leave of absence and end his run for re-election.

Climate expert Alan Rubin of Blank Rome LLP discusses resiliency and recovery funding mechanisms, rating agency dynamics and how states and cities can cope effectively. Paul Burton hosts.

Rampant issuance continues with $12.4 billion, heavy on taxable deals. Meanwhile, the end of this volatile week had the secondary getting whacked with AAA benchmarks showing big cuts.

Fitch raised the airport's rating by one notch to A, citing rising traffic levels and robust financial metrics.

Moody's Investors Service cut OSF Healthcare System to A3 from A2.

The rating agency upgraded the hospital system to Aa2 from Aa3.

Green bonds and taxables dominate the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority's $620 million sale.

Spending and economic strains loom as challenges for the state government, S&P Global Ratings’ Carol Spain said in a recent presentation.

Neighborly's CEO Jase Wilson said the payroll stop was needed while the company restructures itself away from municipal bonds.

The strength of the state’s credit profile, coupled with a supply-demand imbalance for tax-exempt bonds, has helped the state in the market, a new report says.