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Georgia's MEAG Power, Jacksonville, Florida, and its utility, JEA, received two-notch rating boosts from Moody’s after settling their federal lawsuit.
October 2 -
Bond analysts and budget watchdogs say the move underscores the need for the de Blasio administration to look within for efficiencies, even if it receives more federal or state help.
October 2 -
The rating agency lowered GO and other credits, citing the effects of the coronavirus.
October 1 -
Moody's cut NYC's $39 billion of outstanding GOs to Aa2 citing the effects of COVID-19 and also lowered the debt rating of New York State.
October 1 -
The low interest rates that resulted from COVID-19 caused high levels of muni issuance and market activity, resulting in MSRB's fiscal year 2021 revenue significantly outperforming.
October 1 -
New revenue from a graduated tax without an accompanying long-term plan to tackle the state's fiscal woes won't solve them, the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago warns.
September 30 -
The municipal market's volume registered its fourth consecutive month of greater-than-$40 billion and the largest on record total for the month of September.
September 30 -
The Puerto Rico Housing Finance Authority’s deal came in three times oversubscribed and was an important step in the Commonwealth’s return to the capital markets.
September 30 -
Nationally, there are around 7,500 charter schools in 44 states in addition to the District of Columbia, according to the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
September 30 -
Bond restructurings are expected to save Virginia's public colleges and universities $300 million by deferring debt service payments for two years.
September 30 -
“What purpose do reserves serve if we don't utilize them in times when you have a problem?” one alderman asked.
September 29 -
Securities lawyers and the trade group for municipal advisors agree unregistered muni advisors shouldn't still be ignorant of the law.
September 28 -
The North Texas Tollway Authority's $758.3 million refunding will provides short-term principal relief after the coronavirus caused lost toll revenue.
September 28 -
Irene Carroll and her company, Funding the Gap LLC, settled with the SEC Friday for not registering as municipal advisors. The SEC said Caroll knew she provided similar services as an MA.
September 25 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's David Hodapp said an MA's fiduciary duty to an issuer trumps fair dealing obligations to investors.
September 25 -
Without more fiscal support, the outlook becomes murkier with the possibility of economic data disappointment and volatility in rates, and historically muni demand dampeners, Morgan Stanley said.
September 24 -
Florida State University's voluntary disclosure on lower dormitory occupancy is an example of providing timely information, Moody's Investors Service said.
September 24 -
The state's new accounting system gets the blame again for California's second year with an extremely late CAFR.
September 24 -
From June to July, not many municipal advisors relied on the SEC's temporary exemption and some sources say they don't expect it to be heavily used.
September 24 -
The New York-based minority-owned firm now has a Chicago office led by veteran bond attorney Chuck Katz.
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