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Newport Beach, Calif.-based Mischler Financial Group, Inc., a Service Disabled Veterans Business Enterprise, announced that it plans to contribute 10% of the firm’s November profits to the Wounded Warrior Project.
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The credit quality for most municipal issuers who were affected by Hurricane Sandy is likely to remain unchanged, despite late debt service payments by four of them, according to a new report by Moody's Investors Service.
November 14 -
The board of the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority voted Wednesday to increase rates on the Dulles Toll Road, calling it necessary to finance part of the mostly bond-funded and highly controversial Silver Line rail extension to Dulles International Airport.
November 14 -
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Moody's Investors Service says that the higher education sector was recently blessed with a credit positive but that the sector will experience mixed credit conditions in the next few years.
November 13 -
Frederick "Bud" Wright is expected to become the new executive director of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officers early next year, sources said Tuesday.
November 13 -
The federal government should both exempt private activity bonds from the alternative minimum tax and create a national public-private partnership office to help state and local governments put deals together according to Brookings Institution reports issued Tuesday.
November 13 -
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Municipals marked a day of rest following a torrid week of buying and record-setting yields as the bond markets closed for Veterans Day. Industry watchers said they were optimistic about investor demand and the overall state of the market.
November 12 -
The municipal market earned a day of rest after its torrid week of buying and record-setting yields. While the bond markets are closed for Veterans Day, industry watchers are optimistic about investor demand and the overall state of the market.
November 12 -
The municipal market, glad to mark the end to election-related uncertainty and hurricane-generated disruption, still has yet to reach seasonal average volumes. This week's calendar should total $7.61 billion.
November 12 -
California's non-partisan Legislative Analyst said the state's use of public-private partnerships has fallen short by using unclear processes and picking unsuitable projects.
November 9 -
The MSRB, to boost trade transparency, announced that the par amount of trades of less than $5 million will now be posted on the EMMA system in real time.
November 9 -
Municipal bonds scheduled for negotiated sale next week (Nov. 12-16, 2012) are estimated at $6,628.0 million, up from $3,686.9 million sold this week (Nov. 5-9, 2012).
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