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The firm’s distribution capabilities across major and mid-size institutional accounts, professionally managed retail accounts, and high net worth individual accounts is a throwback to founder Archibald Bullock Roosevelt’s vision.
October 6 -
The finance team expects the mixed taxable and tax-exempt deal will attract ESG-minded investors.
October 4 -
Developers are using unrated bonds to finance a golf course-centered resort in fast-growing southern Utah.
October 4 -
A $430 million collaborative transaction featured the university, two asset management firms, and the New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority.
October 4 -
Keith A. Wakefield's alleged unauthorized and speculative trading at the former IFS Securities Inc. and his attempts to cover it up drew charges Thursday from the SEC and U.S. Attorney's office.
September 30 -
Ferguson regained its investment grade issuer rating by rebuilding its balance sheet while meeting federal consent decree mandates to overhaul police and court tactics.
September 30 -
The city council's budget and finance committee approved the increase and now the matter is headed to the full council.
September 29 -
Dan Hynes, who was a deputy governor in J.B. Pritzker's administration, will work in public finance and corporate investment banking at Jefferies.
September 27 -
Bond ratings and other positive news of late could merely paper over warning signs of another fiscal cliff.
September 27 -
The city's high leverage drew a two-notch Moody's downgrade ahead of a pension obligation bond deal to pay the unfunded liabilities of its public safety plans.
September 23 -
Both S&P Global Ratings and Moody's Investors Service lifted their outlooks, citing a rebound from pandemic-driven budget pressures.
September 23 -
Making the Federal Reserve's Municipal Liquidity Facility a permanent emergency lending program would be “valuable and forward thinking," Connecticut Treasurer Shawn Wooden told a House subcommittee.
September 23 -
Fitch cited the state's stronger-than-anticipated rebound from the pandemic's lows in revising the outlook on its AA-plus rating from negative.
September 22 -
The commowealth is flush with cash but still managing the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
September 20 -
Ridership on the RTA's three service boards remains sharply below pre-pandemic levels but it benefits from coronavirus relief and stellar sales tax performance.
September 15 -
The Long Island utility intends to sell electric system general revenue bonds in three tranches.
September 13 -
The 16-year public finance veteran has concentrated much of his career on aviation-related financings.
September 9 -
Altru's deal drew a downgrade from Fitch Ratings and a raised outlook from Moody's Investors Service.
September 8 -
Moody's moved its outlook to positive on Minnesota's Aa1 rating, and S&P went to stable from negative on its AAA rating ahead of the state's annual bond sale.
September 7 -
Analysts cited long-term structural balance and high reserves in lifting S&P's outlook on the Golden State's AA-minus rating.
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