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Locke Lord's Texas public finance team continues to expand with the addition of Arnold Cantu from Norton Rose Fulbright.
June 30 -
The team from Bank of New York Mellon will notably expand Ice Miller's arbitrage rebate compliance practice as a component of its public finance services.
June 30 -
While June was lower than 2020 in par, pandemic-related factors skewed last year's issuance totals, making the $42 billion issued this month high on a historical basis. Outside factors, such as federal aid and potential infrastructure plans, may affect issuance going forward.
June 30 -
Current rules require disclosures to customers who probably do not need them, industry lobbying groups argue.
June 29 -
State and local government groups want the focus on reinstating tax-exempt advance refunding bonds and expanding the current financing tools.
June 25 -
Brightline Holdings will wait until 2022 to try again to finance a passenger train to Las Vegas from Southern California with tax-exempt bonds.
June 24 -
The shift means that lease-revenue bonds supporting federal leases will no longer be notched off the federal government’s rating.
June 24 -
LSC plans to submit a proposal to the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board that would allow it to offer a Bachelor of Science in emergency management degree under a new state law.
June 22 -
Toll roads suffered tremendously from dips in traffic associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.
June 21 -
After a year of adjustments made as a result of the pandemic, Baylor University earned a positive outlook on $124 million of new-money revenue bonds.
June 21 -
The city faced significant challenges finishing its annual comprehensive financial report as a result of a cyberattack, an overhaul of financial systems and managing through the COVID-19 pandemic.
June 21 -
Dealers and muni advisors think the loyalties of solicitor MAs should be clearly disclosed.
June 18 -
Mayor Jorge Elorza’s $850 million POB proposal sits stalled in the state legislature while state General Treasurer Seth Magaziner called the legislation too risky.
June 18 -
The city and school district's financial "entanglements" will be the subject of an independent financial review due before the first elections are held.
June 17 -
The roughly $1 trillion bipartisan plan would rely heavily on municipal financing tools to achieve $1 trillion in investment with any new federal taxes.
June 17 -
The group is also urging Congress to enact enhancements for aggie bonds and industrial development bonds.
June 17 -
Trading showed firmer prints, with Georgia general obligation bonds, Maryland GOs and Los Angeles Department of Water and Power bonds trading up.
June 10 -
Walorski is a co-sponsor of two bills in the current Congress to expand the use of private activity bonds in financing public buildings and affordable housing.
June 9 -
Like the city's pension funding revisions, the park district's plan ramps up to actuarial payments but it's alone in aiming for a 100% funding target.
June 8 -
The California treasurer also suggests adding flexibility to federal rail grants ,which are typically reserved for government projects, to include jointly undertaken public-private partnerships.
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