Obituaries

He served a third of his career as a senior managing director of Citi’s Institutional Clients Group, a role from which he retired in June 2019.

Smith, who headed the restructuring practice at Chicago-based McDermott Will & Emery, worked on nearly every major muni bankruptcy of the past 20 years.

Spiotto, considered the "dean of municipal restructuring," died suddenly on Thursday.

He is remembered for the personal touch he brought as a high-ranking executive at one of the nation's oldest mass-transit agencies.

Ted Palatucci was a U.S. Navy veteran who went on to a long career in the municipal bond industry, most recently at Andres Capital Management.

Paul Burton and John Hallacy examine the legacy of Felix Rohatyn, a driving force behind New York City's recovery from near-bankruptcy, and lessons learned from the 1970s crisis.

Those who knew her described her as driven and compassionate, crediting her with helping to launch the careers of countless muni professionals.

New York financial leaders remember Felix Rohatyn, who died Saturday, as the driving force behind the city's recovery from near-bankruptcy in the 1970s.

Marvin Goodfriend, a top U.S. monetary economist who was nominated by President Donald Trump to serve as a governor of the Federal Reserve Board, has died at the age of 69.

Charles Lynn Almond, 70, partner at Bracewell, Vinson & Elkins, became a nationally recognized expert on public finance law over a 45-year career.

Friends and former co-workers called Paul Henry, 81, an extraordinary person and professional over his nearly 50 years in the municipal bond industry.

Janicik helped build Mayer Brown's regulatory, government relations, public law and municipal finance practices; he's remembered for integrity and generosity.

Stull, a public finance advisor and banker, died Sunday. He was 55.

Robert Moore, a credit analyst professional, with over 35 years of experience in public finance, passed away recently.

Rivlin, the founding director of the Congressional Budget Office, fought relentlessly for deficit reduction.

Robert “Bob” Larson, who died on April 27 after a yearlong battle with cancer, is remembered as a dedicated public servant who continued to work until his passing.

Merrigan, a Vietnam veteran who led Ziegler's municipal research team, has died at 68.

Bedarff was a fixture in the Kentucky and Ohio public finance worlds and a nationally respected expert.

Enright, who died of bone cancer at 72, held fiscal positions with local governments before starting a nearly 30-year investment banking career.

James J. Prendergast, 86, of Villanova, a municipal bond lawyer and a supporter of Catholic causes, died Saturday, Jan. 19, of respiratory failure at Bryn Mawr Hospital.