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Lawmakers and financial market participants sparred over the economic and business impact of the Dodd-Frank Bill and the so-called Volcker Rule, as well as fallout from potential new money market rules.
July 10 -
Top Illinois finance officials are on the road to sell institutional investors on the tidy structure of the state's sale issue next week of $1.5 billion of double-A rated unemployment bonds that are insulated against the state's well-publicized liquidity and budget struggles.
July 10
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The IRS is auditing $245.7 million of hospital revenue bonds issued by The Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama in Birmingham in September 2006.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel has submitted his nominations for the new Chicago Infrastructure Trust to the City Council.
July 10 -
After falling from August 2009 to February 2012, local government employment may finally have turned a corner in the last four months.
July 9
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The wave of mergers sweeping across the non profit health care sector the past two years is a positive trend for hospitals as well as for investors who like to buy hospital bonds, Fitch Ratings said in a new comment.
July 9 -
A tightening of municipal bond yields in various pockets of the secondary market highlighted an otherwise quiet trading session Monday.
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If allegations that banks manipulated Libor prove to be true, those actions likely cost municipal bond issuers with swaps linked to the rate tens of millions of dollars, according to experts.
July 6
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Tennessee State School Bond Authority will take $427.7 million of higher education facilities revenue bonds to market Wednesday and Thursday to catch a favorable market.
July 6
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A U.S. appeals court will take up a lawsuit as early as October that attacks the financial backing of billions of bonds paying for the Washington Metrorail's Silver Line Extension to Dulles Airport.
July 6 -
Primary issuance in the municipal market should return to pre-holiday levels this week following its seasonal holiday volume slide. Industry estimates anticipate $7.07 billion reaching the market.
July 6 -
Table as of: 07/05/2012 15:18 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
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The law firm taps a former key operative for the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, perennially a top issuer.
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Penn State University will endure the "trauma and potential credit stress" from the child sex-abuse conviction of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky and expected claims, Janney Capital Markets said.
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