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SAN FRANCISCO — The University of Washington, a top-notch credit, will hit a supply-constrained municipal debt market Wednesday with $271.3 million of bonds for refinancing and to fund various construction projects.
February 7
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Standard & Poor's lowered more public finance ratings than it raised in the fourth quarter of 2011.
February 7 -
Nebraska lawmakers are eying a plan that would allow community colleges to use property tax dollars to back revenue bonds for capital improvements.
February 7 -
Table as of: 02/06/2012 15:10 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
February 7 -
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Table as of: 02/03/2012 16:52 PM Invisible Supply Issuer and purpose Amount
February 6 -
Another subpar week of primary supply probably won't generate much excitement from the municipal bond market.
February 3 -
WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service is auditing $31.59 million of Series 2004A first mortgage revenue bonds that were issued by the St. Johns County Industrial Development Authority in August 2004 to help Presbyterian Retirement Communities Inc. and its affiliates finance improvements to eight retirement centers in Florida.
February 3 -
Providence Mayor Angel Taveras warned that the Rhode Island capital will run out of money in June without a reduction in pension obligations and larger contributions from tax-exempt institutions such as Brown University.
February 3 -
The Connecticut State Bond Commission has approved $291 million of borrowing over 10 years for a proposed research laboratory adjacent to the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington.
February 3 -
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The lack of supply in the primary and secondary continued to steer the municipal bond market this past week.
February 2
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Water and sewer utilities will struggle with financing infrastructure projects in 2012, Standard & Poor's says.
February 1
