One troubling practice has persisted from an era when pay-to-play was rampant and kickbacks were just the cost of doing business

The Municipalities Continuing Disclosure Cooperation Initiative may have muddied some waters.

The time is right to push this bill all the way through Congress, said one lobbyist.

Questions have been raised about incentives provided to developer.

Investors, issuers get new benchmarks, analytical tools on EMMA.

The MSRB will also discuss primary offering and MA qualification requirements at its meeting.

The new fee would add one more to a slew of fees dealers already pay to the MSRB.

While EMMA has helped the market, it has not bridged the gap between institutional and retail.

UBS' fine follows prior SEC action against the firm for minimum denomination violations.

MSRB urges MAs to weigh whether they have duties to both issuers and borrowers in conduit deals.

One CEO raised some concerns about electronic trading that he said regulators should consider.

The plaintiffs had alleged G-37 amendments would restrict the political contributions of municipal advisors.

Former Ramapo, N.Y. town supervisor Christopher St. Lawrence is arguing he should either be acquitted or retried because of errors by the judge made before and during the trial as well as prejudice from jurors who found him guilty of 20 counts of conspiracy and fraud in connection with municipal bonds issued by the town and an authority.

The MSRB said it may add to its guidance in the future and will hold a seminar with dealers.

SEC chair Jay Clayton wants to ensure the fixed income market is efficient and transparent.

As regulators move to raise execution standards, electronic trading comes to play a significantly more important role in the compliance process.

Treasury has targeted the proposed political subdivision rules as burdensome.

SIFMA wants the MSRB to harmonize its rule on account transfers with FINRA's regulation.

Federal investigators are seeking to learn if the Related Group, Miami's biggest developer, lowered costs on an affordable-housing project by hiring subcontractors who failed to pay employment taxes, the Miami Herald has learned.

The MSRB's newest online course is designed for investors and takes about 45 minutes to complete.