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Gross savings from the transaction is expected to be $378 million, or about $11 million a year, which would result in around $250 million in net present value debt service savings.
February 9 -
January issuance declined by 14.7% year-over-year amid a rising-rate and volatile environment.
January 31 -
2022 volume projections are clouded by many uncertainties. What is not murky is that demand for municipals is unlikely to fade.
December 30 -
Much of the Oregon Health & Science University deal funds a hospital expansion, but it also includes a tender exchange and a privately placed forward refunding.
December 6 -
A lighter, $5 billion calendar, heavy on healthcare, kicks off November. Most participants agree volatility in U.S. Treasuries will be a leading factor for municipal market performance. Uncertainty in Washington also isn't helping the asset class.
October 29 -
October has, on average, been the heaviest new-issue month of the year. Analysts said the lower volume, particularly taxables, was led by many issuers sitting on the sidelines, waiting for a potential package from Washington, D.C.
October 29 -
New York’s Hudson Yards development on Manhattan’s West Side was able to cover its debt service obligations despite the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
October 15 -
Several strategists estimate the municipal market will be 50% taxable in five years if a direct-pay bond option makes its way into law.
September 17 -
Ridership on the RTA's three service boards remains sharply below pre-pandemic levels but it benefits from coronavirus relief and stellar sales tax performance.
September 15 -
Market participants welcomed the municipal-related provisions in the reconciliation bill but are hesitant to start making bets on its passage.
September 13 -
The Kentucky Public Transportation Infrastructure Authority and the Kentucky Turnpike Authority plan refunding revenue bond sales this month.
September 1 -
The nearly 40% year-over-year decrease is a result of various factors including rising interest rates, other financing tools, such as forward delivery bonds, and simply that refundings are in less demand from issuers.
August 31 -
The absence of advance refunding and a direct-pay bond program in the bipartisan infrastructure package has lobbyists pushing for inclusion of those things in the reconciliation bill, a matter only weeks away.
August 31 -
The authority succeeded in selling unrated bonds to take out CCC-rated bonds.
August 18 -
Another replacement for exempt advance refundings, forward delivery bonds are attractive to issuers looking for savings and investors seeking incremental yield.
August 13 -
The $1.4 billion seaport revenue refunding bond deal Wells Fargo will price next week will be the largest port transaction since the COVID-19 pandemic began.
August 11 -
Treasury has already halted the sale of state and local securities, known as SLGS.
August 9 -
The two issuances under IRS scrutiny join an earlier debt issuance the county disclosed publicly late last year.
July 30 -
Whether a BABs-like program could make it into actual law in Washington is still highly uncertain. What is certain: Some form of infrastructure spending is must-pass legislation because federal-aid highway funding is set to expire in October.
July 22 -
Wednesday will be the first Senate vote on advancing a bipartisan infrastructure deal.
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