Munis

Sources see ways to get more investment in infrastructure with municipal bond provisions, but bipartisanship will be essential.

The muni market headed into holiday hibernation on the last full trading day of the week.

The budget included reduced capital improvement and GO issuance plans over the biennium.

SEC Chair Clayton told Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., late last week that he expects the program to sunset at year's end as scheduled.

Munis were flat Monday as the entire curve was said to be undergoing a consolidation.

Multiple news articles, which the SEC did not include, contradict the commission's major reasoning for why a temporary exemption for municipal advisors was needed, SIFMA said.

The toll road operator parters with three international investors to sell half of its U.S. express lane assets in Northern Virginia while eyeing additional highway projects around nation's capital, including a Maryland P3.

Illinois closed Thursday on its second MLF borrowing as the program nears its expiration date.

The legal wrangling over whether the state can control expressways in Miami-Dade County is expected to rage on well into 2021.

Illinois expects to close by the end of the week on a three-year loan through the Federal Reserve at 3.42%, a steep penalty compared to the state's current trading levels.

The authority that financed baseball and football stadiums in Chicago is sounding fiscal alarms as the coronavirus pandemic crushes hotel tax revenue.

The municipal market can best be described as a "Goldilocks market" due to accommodative federal monetary policy, strong demand and limited supply, bond director Ben Watkins told the Cabinet.

One must be mindful of and pay close attention to obligor filings, credit spreads and, of course, rating actions whatever chair you sit in.

The Idawy Solid Waste District is being honored for its four-county, two-state effort to finance a state-of-the-art landfill.

Ken Lind, leader of Nixon Peabody's project finance and public finance group, breaks it down by sectors and financing instruments. He also examines virus-related SEC disclosure guidance plus the planned phaseout of Libor. Paul Burton hosts. (38 minutes). Recorded Dec. 2.

Joe Torsella still advised that such a move to backstop the commonwealth's two largest public retirement funds is no panacea.

The SEC said the court should oppose SIFMA's motion to include news articles in the proceedings, saying the group relied on only one rationale.

The LBJ Infrastructure Group, operator of managed lanes on a Dallas highway, will sell $1.2 billion of bonds through a conduit issuer.

The number of issuers using a temporary exemption jumped to 101 in October from 35 the previous month.

Clark County, Nevada's reserve draw, brought about by low hotel tax revenues, has no rating impact on the limited tax general obligation bonds, Moody's said.