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The northern California school district has been struggling for years and on several occasions abandoned plans to consolidate schools, which rating agencies say might have shored up finances.
October 24 -
Jamie Doffermyre has worked in munis at Truist Securities, Citi and Merrill Lynch.
October 24 -
Executing a successful bond issuance becomes simpler by combining long range planning, shorter-term timing and marshaling political support.
October 24 -
The approval of $650 million of revenue bonds comes in the wake of a recently filed petition seeking to subject the project to voter approval or delay.
October 23 -
With the advance refunding of tax-exempt munis still off the table, issuers are using existing market conditions to shed Build America Bonds and realize debt service savings through tender offers.
October 23 -
The city is gearing up to sell $252 million of general obligation bonds this year and $1.5 billion of revenue bonds in 2026 for a convention center project.
October 22 -
"I've never seen this level of hand wringing at the issuer level," said Matt Boles, managing director at RBC Capital Markets.
October 22 -
Higher interest rates are keeping arbitrage on the playing field as issuers try to play by the rules and still come out ahead.
October 22 -
Yakym praised the successful effort to preserve the tax exemption throughout One Big Beautiful Bill negotiations and encouraged market advocates to keep lobbying lawmakers.
October 21 -
Its triple-A bonds have recovered after cheapening earlier this year under a pressure campaign from the Trump administration.
October 20 -
The Roosevelt Institute rolled out a new report on munis revealing the latest trends in public finance along with critiques and recommendations for alternative ways to fund infrastructure.
October 20 -
State and local pension funds are "surviving but not thriving," said Equable in its State of Pensions 2025 report.
October 17 -
Maryland's Capital Debt Affordability Committee is recommending the state stick to its guns by endorsing a plan to borrow up to $1.75 billion for capital projects in the coming fiscal year, despite the job shedding inflicted by the Trump administration's plans to shrink the federal government.
October 17 -
The bill was a response to a charter school fraud that took the state for $400 million, but Gov. Gavin Newsom said the proposed reforms were too expensive.
October 17 -
Among those approved is a $117 million variable rate demand bond expected to be marketed late this year.
October 16 -
The attackers did not steal any data, but the firm had to rebuild its servers to get back into operation, said Albert Rodriguez, a manager at ImageMaster.
October 16 -
"The project is not dead," said the transportation planning board chair.
October 16 -
The city plans a competitive general obligation bond sale, as well as a sales tax revenue bond issue to help finance a professional basketball arena next year.
October 16 -
The Trump administration's tariff policy is affecting vulnerable pockets of the economy including the construction industry, port operations and states with a reliance on international trade.
October 15 -
"If I wanted to target municipal finance, this would be a really good place for me to start," said Omid Rahmani, public finance cybersecurity lead at Fitch Ratings.
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