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McKinney, Texas, is fighting a challenge to a refunding of sales tax-backed bonds sold for a commercial airline service project at its general aviation airport.
May 5 -
The drought-stricken Texas city's utility system rating was cut two notches to A, marking a continued downward trend in its credit quality.
May 5 -
PFM sees the expansion as a way to strengthen its position.
May 5 -
Months after the state cracked down on cities' tardy annual financial audits, adherence to a statutory filing deadline is improving with fiscal 2025 reports.
May 5 -
SWBC's Chris Brigati said he doesn't expect the geopolitical tensions to cause similar losses to muni yields unless oil prices or Treasury yields move significantly higher.
May 4 -
The ratings agency cited the school's compressed operating margins in recent years.
May 4 -
Allen Hoppe, the director of banking, investments and debt for the city of Minneapolis, retired on Friday after a long career in public finance.
May 4 -
The biggest-ever bond referendum in Texas was passed Saturday for Dallas schools, while voters in only one city chose to leave Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
May 4 -
With continued geopolitical tensions and surging oil prices, things could change on a dime, said Sweta Singh, founding partner and portfolio manager at City Different Investments.
May 4 -
In addition to building a new patient tower dedicated to cancer care, the bonds will refund nearly all of Dana-Farber's outstanding debt.
May 4 -
Munis were quiet on Friday after an eventful April.
May 1 -
Brightline Florida's financial statements for 2024 and 2025 by Ernst & Young LLP, filed Thursday on the Electronic Municipal Market Access website, warn that the company lacks the cash to cover pending debt payments
May 1 -
Moody's Ratings revised Missouri's outlook to negative from stable, citing a large structural deficit that will push fund balances below its Aaa-rated peers.
May 1 -
The bonds are rated A1 by Moody's Ratings, A-plus by S&P Global Ratings and AA by KBRA.
May 1 -
Municipal bond issuance was $47.6 billion in 797 deals for the month, down 7.8% year-over-year but still the third-biggest April in history.
May 1 -
The department has hit its $30 billion limit on transportation private activity bonds and there's a large pipeline of public-private partnerships across the country.
May 1 -
Investors are digesting developments in the Middle East and the Fed's decision not to cut rates, according to FHN Financial's Ajay Thomas.
April 30 -
Guam is diversifying its economy beyond tourism and the military, Gov. Lourdes Leon Guerrero said.
April 30 -
"We do good work," said Mike LaPierre, president of GPM Municipal Advisors, which acts as advisor and staff to the Public Finance Authority and the California Community Housing Agency.
April 30 -
The average muni bond trade size fell below $204,000 in the first quarter, down 5% from 2025, according to Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board data.
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