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Recent EPA regulations mandating utilities remove lead pipes from distribution systems within 10 years will add to the financial burden.
October 24 -
The event went on as scheduled Tuesday against a backdrop of escalating conflict between the mayor and controller, with each requesting a probe of the other.
October 23 -
"Coming off rich muni-Treasury ratios, the market has swiftly repriced," said 16Rock Asset Management's James Pruskowski. "With now cheaper benchmark yields and wider credit spreads, fresh capital is flowing in, and a strong bottoming opportunity looks to be emerging."
October 23 -
New York City Comptroller Brad Lander announced an initiative to further exclude fossil fuels from pension funds' private portfolios to combat climate change.
October 23 -
Three of the six conservation referendums on Midwest ballots are for bond authorizations; one in Illinois and two in Iowa.
October 23 -
"The identity of the marginal buyer may be shifting, and with that the market's valuation of structure and liquidity," said Matt Fabian, a partner at Municipal Market Analytics.
October 22 -
Tax experts are looking past the election for clues about the fate of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which is approaching its sunset and includes the controversial SALT cap.
October 22 -
Public pension benefit improvements could put credit pressure on states that enact them, the rating agency said this week.
October 22 -
In FY 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission's Examination Division will be closely monitoring for compliance with MSRB Rule G-42 on the core standards of municipal advisors, in addition to enforcing the T+1 settlement cycle.
October 22 -
As technology options grow, firms are looking for ways to streamline and scale workflows.
October 22 -
A constitutional amendment would allow municipalities to approve districts that could issue bonds to finance infrastructure for housing developments.
October 22 -
The top five bond financings came in above $7 billion.
October 22 -
Demand for munis remains "insatiable," said Daryl Clements, a municipal portfolio manager at AllianceBernstein.
October 21 -
Mega projects in Boston and Philadelphia top the list.
October 21 -
Christopher Roberts joins the firm as a managing director, Joey Dierker as an associate director, Soledad Mancias as a municipal underwriter, and Steve Basset as a director.
October 21 -
Despite this week's underperformance, exempt investment-grade munis continue to outperform taxable sectors.
October 18 -
The longtime public finance stalwart, known for building out S&P's public finance practice and working on virtually every big public finance project of the past forty or so years, has passed away at 89.
October 18 -
Tourism Development Tax, sales tax, and Professional Sports Facilities tax and revenue refunding bonds were upgraded, impacting $628 million of debt.
October 18 -
The public-private partnership that took over four Puerto Rico toll roads following the territory's bankruptcy is gearing up to sell municipal bonds.
October 18 -
As federal funding dries up, cites are searching for new funding sources.
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