Regulation and compliance
Regulation
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S&P said its earlier rating had its origin in an incorrect methodology.
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While NAMA believes FA references should be eliminated, it urged the MSRB to address the proposed amendments as part of its retrospective review of MA rules.
July 22 -
The rating agency upgraded $1.2 billion of airport revenue bonds.
July 20 -
The meeting, set for July 22 and July 23, will be the board's final quarterly meeting of fiscal year 2026.
July 16 -
"Currently, we are spending a lot more time of our day in the regulatory space in responding to proposed rules and changes," GFOA's Paige Mellerio said.
July 15 -
Fitch Ratings upgraded Cook County to AA-plus from AA on Monday, citing the county's moderating long-term liability burden and sustained resource base growth.
July 15 -
The city's issuer rating was raised a notch to Aaa and ratings for other debt, including for its water and wastewater utility system, were also upgraded.
July 14 -
The updated FAQs offer "important insights about recordkeeping requirements related to new issue pricing," NAMA Executive Director Susan Gaffney said.
July 13 -
S&P cited the county's limited flexibility to set its rates and escalating capital investment needs.
July 9 -
"Nothing motivates enforcement staff more than protecting those who invest their savings in our markets," said David Woodcock, director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement.
July 8 -
The NJTA is planning to sell three series of revenue bonds Series 2026 A-1 ($570 million), Series 2026 A-2 ($150 million) and Series 2026B ($339.5 million), which received an A1 rating from Moody's.
July 7 -
Chicago had a $219 million surplus at fiscal year's end 2025, despite declines in governmental activities' net position and in investments after moves to boost liquidity.
July 2 -
The rating agency confirmed the Texas city's A1 bond ratings, ending a review for potential downgrade spurred by an impending water supply crisis.
July 2 -
The modern bond market is no longer defined by dealers and asset managers alone.
July 1 -
The state took nearly two years to publish its fiscal 2024 annual comprehensive financial report — and that was an improvement.
June 30 -
Prepay energy borrowings may not generate promised savings.
June 30 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board's EMMA website is getting a revamp this year, Chief Product Officer Brian Anthony told a GFOA committee.
June 29 -
The outlook revision to stable from negative follows the city's adoption of a fiscal 2027 budget with structural changes that greatly reduced a shortfall.
June 26 -
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson said the economic council will build on other efforts he has championed to decrease permit housing times and encourage construction.
June 26 -
The groups are taking additional steps to try to stop or pause development of a major industrial park between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
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